Hostel: Part II sees American students Beth (Lauren German), Lorna (Heather Matarazzo), and Whitney (Bijou Phillips) taking a scenic tour of Europe. When they meet a nude model that suggests a ...

Hostel Part II starts with a very similar tone to the first installment. Beth (German) and Whitney (Philips) are studying abroad in Rome when they decide Prague is where all the action is.

Gorehound Eli Roth reasserts his position as leader of the "splat pack," an unofficial fraternity of directors dedicated to topping one another's stomach-churning antics, with "Hostel: Part II ...

"Hostel: Part II," as good sequels do, takes the set-up of the original and twists it, showing us different angles of the original idea. This time our protagonists are a bit more sympathetic instead ...

Hostel: Part II With writer-director Eli Roth opting to stick around for this follow-up, he not only assures a certain measure of quality control, but he also has managed the rare feat of actually ...

With “Hostel: Part II,” the sequel to his successful 2006 gorefest, Eli Roth has made even more of a grindhouse flick than his buddy and mentor, Quentin Tarantino. A woman is suspended upside ...

If the idea of a sequel is to build upon the first film, ratcheting up the intensity while remaining true to the original premise, “Hostel: Part II” is a decent second chapter in the tourist ...

“Hostel: Part II,” not so much. Roth theoretically ups the prurient ante by making the ugly American tourists in a Slovakian death factory girls instead of horny guys.

Something strange is happening to Eli Roth. Don’t ask me how, or don’t ask me when, but somewhere between the making of Hostel Part II and the making of Hostel, he’s become a somewhat ...

Starring Lauren German, Bijou Phillips, and Heather Matarazzo. Rated 18A. I've never been so disturbed by a horror flick as I was by the original Hostel; its notorious dangling-eyeball scene ...

Dir: Eli Roth. US. 2007. 94mins. Two significant story changes notwithstanding, Hostel: Part II stays close to the first film's successful strategy of mixing unsuspecting American tourists with ...