The Zombie Horror Picture Show

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The Zombie Horror Picture Show
Directed by	Rob Zombie
Starring	Rob Zombie
Music by	Rob Zombie
Release date	May 19, 2014 (2014-05-19)
Country	United States
Language	English

The Zombie Horror Picture Show is the first concert film by American musician Rob Zombie, released May 19, 2014 on DVD and Blu-ray.^[1] With a runtime of one hour and twenty one minutes, this film documents two wild nights in Texas during Zombie’s 2013 tour.^[1][2] The multi-media production includes a variety of engaging visuals and theatrics throughout the shows.^[2] Viewers get to witness the live performance of a 17-song track list, featuring 16 Rob Zombie originals and one cover.^[3]

While his band’s manager pushed for the filming of this film for a while, Zombie was never truly sold on the idea.^[2] It wasn’t until he was satisfied with the consistency in his performances that he caved and agreed to start filming.^[2] Upon its release, the film debuted at number one on Billboard’s music DVD chart.^[4] In addition to the film documentation, these shows were also documented by photographer Rob Fenn and published in a photo book similarly titled ‘The Zombie Horror Picture Show’.^[5]