We've had months of build-up, but it's time for Rob Zombie 's The Munsters film for Netflix to provide a payoff. As such, the director has revealed that his reboot film for the franchise will ...

The 2002 documentary, Behind the Fame: The Munsters/Addams Family, examines the appeal of the two “monstrous” 1960s comedy series, The Munsters and The Addams Family.

The Munsters is a wholesome labor of love that’s probably for the most diehard sitcom fans because for better and worse, Rob Zombie makes the Munsters reboot he wants to see.

The Munsters has always been campy, but the low-budget campiness of the trailer is too much for some. “Regardless of the film itself, that’s possibly the worst trailer I’ve ever seen.

While we might not be getting Rob Zombie’s upcoming The Munsters reboot in time for this Halloween, the notorious horror director — responsible for stomach-churning films like House of 1000 ...

Zombie was announced as the director for The Munsters film in June 2021. In recent months, he's recreated the original house and even built a full neighborhood set while filming.

It’s hard to imagine The Munsters without Fred Gwynne’s booming voice, Yvonne De Carlo’s gothic glamour or Butch Patrick’s pint-sized werewolf charm. But before the beloved monster family ...

Lily Munster, played by Yvonne De Carlo rides a giant turtle in a publicity still for the comedy-horror TV series 'The Munsters', circa 1965. With her are Al Lewis as Grandpa and Fred Gwynne as ...

Zombie first announced his Munsters film last summer, calling it the project he’s “been chasing for 20 years.” In the months since, he’s routinely teased the movie with social media posts ...

Rob Zombie is giving fans a peek at his reboot of "The Munsters." The 56-year-old musician and filmmaker took to Instagram on Monday to share a handful of photos from the set of his project and ...

It’s time to travel to 1313 Mockingbird Lane once again. A teaser trailer for Rob Zombie’s highly anticipated film remake of the popular 1960s sitcom “The Munsters” dropped Wednesday. The ...

However, it wasn’t until the 1966 film Munster, Go Home! that fans saw the characters in color. For fans, it was a shock seeing the family in green color instead of black and white like in the show.