Sheri Moon Zombie

Sheri: I went to broadcasting school, before I met Rob. I wanted to do characters for animation, I wanted to do voice-overs. I was also sort of exploring maybe becoming a VJ or being some sort on-camera personality.

Sheri:(On the craziest accusation) That I was a stripper, that one kind of pissed me off. I was never a stripper. I think it got misconstrued because I am, I was and still am, a dancer. I would choreograph the numbers, make the costumes, and dance on tour with Rob. I think people hear the word dancer and have the association stripper. When all the press initially came out for The Devil's Rejects, it was in some national newspapers. I was just like, "Oh great. Of course it's in my hometown newspaper". I don't want people reading that.

Sheri: Total Skull represents a TOTAL SENSE for what cool chicks and rockin dudes like to wear. TOTAL SKULL is for those people. People that like to Rock - TOTAL ROCK!

Sheri: I would love to travel to year 3000 to see the state dear planet Earth is in...

Sheri: The most bizarre thing a fan has ever done is get a tattoo of my face on his arm.

Sheri: Rob and I met in 1993 at Toad's place in new haven, ct. I was introduced to him by a mutual friend. It was love at first sight and we haven't been apart from each other for more than 13 days since!

Sheri: I've been with my husband Rob (Zombie) for about 13 years, I go on the road with him and I work on tour, dancing on stage during the shows. But when I was a kid, of course, I wanted to be famous, but I just never pursued it. I actually wanted to do voice-overs, like cartoon voices or something.

Sheri:(On who she would like to work with) There are so many people I would like to work with. Let's go with Gene Wilder in some kinda comedy, I like Goldie Hawn-I would love to work with her

Sheri: If I wasn't an actress, dancer or designer, I have absolutely no idea what I would be doing with my life-maybe making cupcakes and cookies and selling them, I make yummy ones!

Sheri:(on playing Baby) Well, Baby's so much fun to play. I mean, especially in Devil's Rejects, there's moments where she's so light and then a flip of a switch, you see the evil in her eye. That was so fun, to turn it on and off like that, for me.

Sheri:(On working with Rob) I see him from the beginning when he just starts writing. So I'm sort of there throughout the whole process, but he really has an eye and he can see the end product, which none of us could see because it's not our vision. He really follows through. As far as an actor working with him, I really don't get special favors. I think he treats each actor equally, but on an individual basis because everyone has different personalities. I think for him to get what he wants, he maybe has to coddle somebody but for another actor, he may just say, "Okay, do it like this," and then they'll go and do it. So each person is dealt with their own deck of cards.

Sheri: (on playing a victim) It was a lot of fun. It was a lot of hard work to make that transition. Every day, it was a really frenetic shooting schedule. We would do sometimes seven, eight setups a day. So there was no time to think about it. I did all my preparation before we started shooting. We had some rehearsals. I sort of knew how [Rob] was going to do each scene, so when you get there on the day, we would do a little walk through, a little rehearsal, block it, shoot it. So for me, I went really prepared. But, it was great to see Baby go do that. It was a nice transition for her to be victim and victimizer.

Sheri: I have four [tattoos]. One is a devil, an angel and a heart that says 'Rob'. One is a cover-up of flowers on my back shoulder. On the inside of my wrists I have purple/yellow skull and crossbones.