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Description: Genre: Horror / Theatrical Release: 2005 / Director: Eli Roth / Actors: Jay Hernandez, Derek Richardson ... / DVD ... more Newest Review: ... been assured there are plenty of beautiful women with a liberal attitude towards hanky panky. After this is confirmed later ... more |
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by christianfilm - written on 31/10/07 (Very useful, 180 readings)
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> Synopsis 2 American students and their Icelandic friend are currently enjoying the delights of Amsterdam’s sex, booze and drugs culture, as they back-pack across Europe, when they learn about a hostel in Slovakia where the women are easy, especially if you have a foreign accent. With the prospect of easy women to good to be missed the three friends head to the hostel where they discover that it is even better than they believed, except strange things start to happen whilst they are there. > Opinion I had heard and read some great things about Eli Roth's "Hostel" and although was never in a rush to watch it, when ...
by dollydancer - written on 17/03/08 (Useful, 39 readings)
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Quentin Tarantino presents....Hostel. Starring Jay Hernandez, Derek Richardson and Shane Daly. Directed by Eli Roth 3 randy guys on a backpacking trip are pointed in the direction of Slovakia for the ultimate chick fest. I don't want to let too much out of the bag in case you haven't seen it yet so I'll just say that the guys got what they wanted, and consequently, a whole lot more. To me, it seems like a reminscent of low-budget gore films such as Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Night of the Living Dead (1968). It primarily features torture, blood, breasts, corpses, guts and gore. It is a dark, bloody exploration of torture and evil. I ...
by KinTama - written on 27/07/07 (Somewhat useful, 31 readings)
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I dont like telling people what the synopsis is as you can read it when you click on the icon so i go in to what i thought of the film. Good horror films are hard to come by this one isnt grand but its ok, it keeps you thinking its going to get better and doesnt, has some gruesome torture scenes that make you think ouch but i have to admit the directing does make the film stand out. It has a more realistic feel to it, you dont watch it from the begining going omg they are so daft oh no not another film where they are in the woods with no mobile and they all split up and their car broke down. It doesnt do that to you its like a normal film thats a bit ...





