Story Synopsis:
A sequel to the slasher film, "House Of 1000 Corpses," the movie begins with Sheriff John Quincey Wydell (Forsythe) and local authorities on a "search and destroy" mission at a decaying farmhouse. Determined to capture the family responsible for 75+ brutal murders, they charge in with guns blazing. But Otis (Moseley) and sister Baby (Zombie) escape to the no-tell Motel to wait for their daddy Captain Spaulding (Haig), where "The Devil's Rejects" continue to enjoy taking pleasure in their blood baths. Based on characters created by Rob Zombie. (Tricia Spears)

DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 1.78:1 DVD picture has a gritty appearance that often gives the impression that it’s shot on home video. Plenty of film grain in the source element adds a gritty texture to the visuals. Colors are generally well-balanced, and hues are stylized to appear, at times, washed out. Images can also appear highly contrasted with blown-out whites and deep, flat colors. There is some pixel breakup, but little in the way of bothersome edge enhancement. (Suzanne Hodges)

Soundtrack:
Both the matrix 5.1-channel Dolby® Digital EX and discrete 6.1-channel DTS-ES® encodings of this soundtrack have their moments, with good surround envelopment at times, and a wide front soundstage. Unfortunately, however, the surrounds can be completely ignored, especially indoors, which can take away from the overall experience. Dialogue does not sound completely tonally accurate, with a slightly thin character. Occasionally there is also a slight ringing over the dialogue, which can be a distraction. The DTS-ES track offers slightly higher fidelity, and the discrete center surround channel provides for much better imaging across the surroundfield. (Danny Richelieu)