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Bruce Dern had to leave the production due to scheduling conflicts and was replaced by Bruce Davison.
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Richard Lynch didn't have to audition for his role as Reverend John Hawthorne.
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Actors considered for some roles were Richard O'Brien (he was not available) and Hammer girl Caroline Munro, finally replaced by another genre favorite, Judy Geeson.
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According to Sid Haig the actors where only given the parts of the script that featured their own scenes to prevent any leaks.
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Lisa Marie's first movie in over 11 years.
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Last film of Richard Lynch.
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Billy Drago is included in all cast listings for this movie despite his leaving the project before shooting began.
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Richard Lynch was cast as Reverend John Hawthorne, but due to his worsening health he couldn't perform the role properly. Lynch died few months before the open of the film.
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Rob Zombie described the film as "If Ken Russell directed "The Shining".
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Clint Howard, Camille Keaton and Udo Kier had supporting roles but all of their scenes ended up being cut.
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Meg Foster described working with Rob Zombie as an experience like no other in her career, comparing it to walking through "a labyrinth."
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First film or TV project Sid Haig was ever cut from in his 51 years in the entertainment industry.
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Bruce Davison also dealt with the Salem witch trails in The Crucible.
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One of the real life judges of the Salem witch trials was named John Hathorne.
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There are no digital effects in the film.
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Rob Zombie imagined the witches as Manson-esque hippies.
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Rob Zombie has hinted at this film being a metaphorical and spiritual prequel to his Halloween films.
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