Random Proof Rob Zombie And His Wife Sheri Moon Are Relationship Goals (10 items)

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  (#6) You Can See How Much They Love Each Other In Interviews

  The cutest moments shared between Zombie and Moon are evident in interviews for their films. The two finish each other's sentences, and Zombie tends to defer to Moon more often than not. For example, while discussing Malcolm McDowell's costume from 31, the Zombies took turns trading details about buying and distressing the garments.

  The two have a captivating dynamic that makes their interviews enjoyable to watch.
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  (#3) Moon Has Performed With Zombie Since White Zombie

  Once Moon and Zombie became an item, they began working together almost immediately. Moon started dancing for White Zombie on tour, appearing briefly in the "More Human Than Human" video as a blonde bombshell driving a classic Cadillac. She's also in the video for "Feed the Gods" as a go-go dancer.

  When Zombie went solo, Moon followed him, and they continued collaborating. Most notably, she appeared in the "Living Dead Girl" video.

  When Zombie filmed his directorial debut, a horror film that premiered in 2003, he immediately brought Moon on as one of the main characters.
• (#8) Moon Is The First Person To Read Zombie's Scripts

  When it comes to Zombie's feature-length films, he doesn't consider his work finished until he shares it with his wife. He told the NY Post that he's always nervous when he hands over a new draft of something to Moon. Prior to the release of Lords of Salem, Zombie explained:

  I had in mind that she would play the part [of Heidi]. But there's always that nerve-wracking moment when I give her the script. I go, "Okay, I'm done. Can you read this?" And she goes upstairs and reads it and then comes downstairs, with no expression on her face.

  When IndieWire asked if the film was a "love letter" to Moon, Zombie replied, "I wrote it for her, for sure. Sheri would go, 'A love letter? Jesus Christ, you [made me miserable throughout] the whole movie.' But, yeah, I always knew she could do something great."
• (#10) They Are Homebodies

  The LA Times caught up with the pair while they were filming their Halloween remake. Moon described their home life, which is relatively laid-back for a couple that creates super-intense horror movies. She explained that when they're at home, Zombie is either working on something or snuggling up with her.

  "At home, that's all he's ever doing," she added, "whether it's painting or writing or whatever. And he's very funny; he makes me laugh all the time."

  So, basically, when they're not working, they're usually watching movies, which is oh-so-relatable.
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  (#9) They Have A Work Relationship Based On Trust

  Zombie and Moon have worked together for a long time because, according to Zombie, they trust each other in an industry where many people are unreliable. Prior to the release of 31, Zombie told MiLK about why he enjoys collaborating with his wife:

  We love working together. In a crazy business where you can't really trust anybody, I always have one person I can trust and whose opinion I value. 'Cause when you're making something, especially music, you start to think, "Is this good? Is this crap?" Sheri will always tell me. She's the first person I show my stuff to.

  This extends to Zombie's music, too. Moon added, "I like to rock [out hard] and so I am gonna be pretty honest with him about his music. If it doesn't rock, it doesn't rock. I'm not a yes-man, man.”
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  (#1) They've Been Together For Decades

  If it feels like these two horror icons have been together forever, it's probably because they've shared more than two decades of their lives with each other. The two got together around 1993 when Zombie was still the frontman for his band, White Zombie.

  As spooky as Zombie appears, Moon says the two went out on regular dates. The young couple had dinner like any other pair, taking walks on the Santa Monica Pier.

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