Rob Zombie, the name will always ring a bell when it is mentioned. You probably remember him from White Zombie, which is one of the most successful heavy metal bands in the 90's. What is fascinating about this person is that he is not just a plain musician and performer; but he is also a film director, screen writer, and film producer. Rob Zombie was nominated for best metal performance in the Grammy awards three times. This guy is a tough act to follow after and there are so much more that we could discuss about this amazing person, but in this piece we will discuss more on his film, Rob Zombie Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Before we proceed with our discussion on Rob Zombie Tyrannosaurus Rex, let's find out some personal information about the multi-talented director. Rob Zombie's real name is Robert Bartleh Cummings. He was born on January 12, 1965 in Haverhill, Massachusetts. In the year 2002, Rob Zombie married his steady partner Sheri Moon and they both live in their homes in Los Angeles, California and Woodberry, Connecticut. Rob Zombie is also a vegetarian, having watched a documentary about slaughter houses in 1982; he chose to eat vegetables for his diet. Michael David Cummings is the younger brother of Rob Zombie who is more properly known as Spider one, the frontman of the successful alternative band Powerman 5000.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex Film was marketed amply by Rob Zombie's manager. Trailer trucks carrying huge billboard posters of the movie are touring around Hollywood for sometime. A lot of news went out that the storyline of the movie was very good and that this film will put Rob Zombie's name among the best film makers in the industry. In a press conference in which Sid Haig, Ken Foree and William Forsythe, some of the reporters asked about the film and all the information that came out was that the film was about a bad ass styled cop who is out for revenge. In an interview, Rob Zombie stated that this film was not about dinosaurs, and that is all the information that was given about the movie.

The real deal about the Tyrannosaurus Rex is that during the time of its release, the producers of the said movie wanted Rob Zombie to finish making Halloween 2. This caused a conflict of interest which caused the delay of Rob Zombie Tyrannosaurus Rex. Later, Rob Zombie wanted to shift his genre in film making and has focused on a different material.