31

31 (2016)

Timing: 1:42 (102 min)

5.4/10
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5.196/10
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5.1/10
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Video 3

Photo 17

Actors and characters

Release date

2016-09-15

Country

United Kingdom, United States

Production

Protagonist Pictures, PalmStar Media, Bow + Arrow Entertainment, Spectacle Entertainment Group, Windy Hill Pictures

Genre

Horror, Thriller

Budget

$1 500 000

Revenue

$850 419

Website

http://robzombie.com/movies/31-movie/

Director

Rob Zombie

Actors

Sheri Moon Zombie, Richard Brake, Meg Foster, Malcolm McDowell, Daniel Roebuck, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Andrea Dora, Ginger Lynn Allen, Jane Carr
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Scenario

Rob Zombie

Producer

Rob Zombie, Mike Elliott, Andy Gould, Matthew Perniciaro, Eddie Vaisman, Michael Sherman, Albert T. Dickerson III, Robert Ogden Barnum, Kevin Scott Frakes, Robert Rhine

Operator

David Daniel

Composer

Rob Zombie

Artist

Audition

Nicole Arbusto

Editing

Glenn Garland
All team (79)

• Some of Zombie’s fans, who helped raise the necessary funds for filming, played supporting roles.
• The film begins with a quote from Franz Kafka (1883-1924): "The first sign of the beginning of knowledge is the desire to die" – from "The Octavo Notebooks".
• A love scene between the characters, performed by Ginger Lynn Allen and Richard Brake, plays out against the backdrop of Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau’s classic silent horror film *Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror* (1922). This is one of Rob Zombie’s favorite films.
• The scene where clowns gather to feed the characters food prepared from a victim they have just killed is a reference to one of Rob Zombie’s favorite films. It refers to Jim Sharman’s comedy *The Rocky Horror Picture Show*, where guests of Dr. Frank N. Furter are served dishes made from Eddie.
• The film begins with a quote from Franz Kafka (1883-1924): “The first sign of the beginning of knowledge is the desire to die” – from “The Octavo Notebooks.”
• A love scene between the characters, performed by Ginger Lynn Allen and Richard Brake, takes place against the backdrop of Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau’s classic silent horror film “Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror” (1922). This is one of Rob Zombie’s favorite films.
• The scene where clowns gather to feed the protagonists food prepared from a victim they have just killed is a reference to one of Rob Zombie’s favorite paintings. It refers to Jim Sharman’s comedy “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” where guests of Dr. Frank N. Furter are served dishes made from Eddie.