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| Value for Money | 7/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 7/10 |
| Hostel/Hostel II/Hatchet |  | £13.97P&P - Check site |
| Hostel: Part II | | £14.97P&P - Check site |
| Greatest Ever...Slasher Movies [Steelbook] | | £25.97P&P - Check site |
| Blu-Ray - Horror |  | £60.00P&P: £3.95 |
| Hostel 2 | | £17.97P&P - Check site |
Full review by
janka17
on 23rd Jan 2008
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Hostel is one of the worst films I have ever seen in my life.The actors' performances were nothing much,the story plot could have been interesting,however the screenplay didn't succeed in moving on and from the second half of the film I really felt bored. The setting is said to be in Slovakia but after seeing the film I was really wondering how the director could have been thinking about depicting this country like that and not even putting it into a film.The whole film was very disappointing and of no film value.
janka17's review and ratings | 96 words
Review by
Michelle Moore
on 25th May 2007
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After the flesh-eating horror of 'Cabin Fever', writer-director Eli Roth now brings us a gruesome tale of abduction and torture. Hostel is one of the most brutal films you will have ever seen since Leatherface and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. With scenes of torture, violence, strong sexual content, language, and drug and alcohol abuse, this is not a film for the light-hearted If you hate blood, violence or travellers; this is not a film for you. The movie is set in locations across Europe; but ...
Michelle Moore's full review | 1237 words
Review by
emza2511
on 10th Aug 2006
User Rating : 7
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Hostel is based upon two friends who go backpacking in western Europe, in search of sex, drugs and adventure, to provide them with a holiday of a lifetime and some unforgettable experiences. During their travels they are informed about a Hostel in Bratislava where the women are beautiful and promiscuous. They set off to the Hostel, with their Icelandic friend they met on they way. However, soon after they arrive, they slowly start to realize that this hostel is hiding a terrible and dark secret, ...
emza2511's full review | 217 words
Review by
sf
on 21st Apr 2006
User Rating : 10
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Hostel is the best thing I've seen at the cinema in ages. The storyline has almost a double meaning as it is a metaphor for the guys lives. There are lots of subtle, ironic movements which you don't really notice until the film has ended and you are running through it in your mind.
Really gruesome and had me twisting in my seat- a number of people walked out. Do not see if you are easily scared/shocked and don't like plenty of blood, guts and sex.
sf's full review | 87 words
Review by
sammyeire
on 1st Apr 2006
User Rating : 8
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Hostel is excellent, it develops as a movie and the acting is strong. Gory in parts yea, but that's what you expect given the trailers and the director involved (also nudge to Tarantino).
Overall, great movie, obviously not for the faint-hearted movie-goer. It takes a while to get going, but when it does it builds up nicely. The scene with Josh in the cellar is mental. Shock-fest so you've been warned, but if it's what you like, which I do, you'll absolutely love Hostel
sammyeire's full review | 127 words
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