Hostel: Part II

hey do you want two bad movies for the price of one

I got the same distributor put out Hostel 1 and 2, and I don't like Hostel 2, but I got that because I was like, all right, I haven't seen Hostel in a while, and it was the cheapest version to buy.

And the entire sync for Hostel 2 was out of sync.

That's how

cheap a lot of these 2-pack Blu-ray sets are.

[laughs] True, yeah.

You know? It, it goes all Hostel 2 on us.

Um-

No, that's, that's fun Dracula, that.

2007 horror balanced mainstream commercial hits with innovative international titles.

While Hollywood leaned on remakes and sequels like Rob Zombie's Halloween and Hostel Part II, Europe and Latin America delivered fresh, daring content.

The year also marked the rise of found footage horror, which would dominate the next decade.

Wreck and paranormal activity kicked off this trend.

In some ways, that year felt like both the beginning and the end of certain horror subgenres, marked by both commercial success and stylistic diversity.

The horror genre earned over $530 million at the North American box office, driven by sequels, remakes, and original works.

Studios leaned heavily on sequels and remakes like Hostel Part II and Rob Zombie's Halloween to minimize risk.

Audiences saw everything from supernatural tales to extreme European horror, making 2007 one of the richest years for horror fans.

Second half...

But I, I love the setup of that and I liked, um, Hostel II.

I think Hostel II is a very well-made movie.

Oh, I like Hostel II.

Yeah.

It, it's-

It just kinda is what it is.

She had that wonderful cameo in Hostel II, Mike, hell, remember?

Yep, that's right.

As the art teacher.

... on in the, in the pictures, um, and the, and the intimacy of that violence.

Um, I'm pretty sure he shows up in Hostel Part II.

Yeah.

Uh, he do- well, I mean, obviously Eli Roth.

[laughs] That's good.

"Patrick's favorite movies are Hostel 2 and Chicago.

Patrick is oddly..." These are just funny.

"He hates Dexter because they stole his name."

who is absolutely incredible Broadway actor.

He's also in Hostel 2, and dogs

bite off his wiener.

Good for him.

Mm

... uh, that scene in Hostel II where the girl suspends eat-

Yeah.

And the, the, the girl's got the scythe and kinda goes like-

Yeah

...

in Hostel II 'cause that is like a bit of a reference, isn't it, to-

Mm