According to SpookyPinball.com, the company will release a Rob Zombie pinball game dubbed Spookshow International in January 2016. Zombie has contributed his voice to the game, which is limited to 300, and will be available in two different versions:

$6495 for LE (50) 
$5995 for Pro Model (250)

The pinball machine will feature 10 Rob Zombie songs:

"Dragula"
"Never Gonna Stop (Red Red Kroovy)" 
"Living Dead Girl"
"Demonoid Phenominon"
"American Witch"
"What?"
"Dead City Radio and the New Gods of Supertown"
"Feel So Numb"
"Superbeast"
"House Of 1,000 Corpses"

Rob Zombie is ready to expand beyond the horror genre, reports Mike Fleming Jr of Deadline. Zombie and Miranda Bailey have acquired the rights to Steve Stoliar’s memoir Raised Eyebrows: My Years Inside Groucho’s House. Love & Mercy co-writer Oren Moverman will write the screenplay and Zombie is attached to direct. Cold Iron Pictures’ Miranda Bailey and Amanda Marshall are producing along with Zombie and Andy Gould.

The book tells the bizarre story of the last years in the life of Groucho Marx, told by a young Marx Brothers fan who spent those years as his personal secretary and archivist. In addition to getting to know his hero, the author found himself in the orbit of Groucho’s brothers Zeppo and Gummo, Mae West, George Burns, Bob Hope, Jack Lemmon, S.J. Perelman, Steve Allen, and scores of other luminaries of stage, screen, TV and literature. The downside of this dream-come-true was getting close to his idol as the curtain was coming down, and dealing with Erin Fleming – the mercurial woman in charge of Groucho’s personal and professional life.

“I have been a huge Groucho Marx fan ever since I was a child and have read countless book on the comic legend, but after reading the book Raised Eyebrows, a totally new perspective on Groucho’s life emerged,” says Zombie. “I immediately saw this project as Groucho’s Sunset Boulevard and knew I had to bring it to the big screen. It is a sad, funny and very dark tale of a one of Hollywood’s greatest stars final years.” Further details can be found here.

In other movie news, according to Patrick Hipes of Deadline, Dimension Films and Trancas International Films have set a production start for next month on Halloween Returns, the next installation of the latest Halloween reboots that included 2007’s Halloween and 2009’s Halloween II, both helmed by Rob Zombie and both from Dimension’s The Weinstein Company. Zombie is not officially a part of this one. Instead, Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, who wrote on several of the Saw films, penned the script, and Dunstan will direct. For more info, visit this location.