Hostel Part II (2007)
Hostel Part II (2007)
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Cast
as Stuart
as Beth
as Lorna
as Whitney
as Todd
as Stephanie
as Sasha
as Art Class Professor
as Miroslav
as Bubblegum Gang Leader
as Inya
as Big Guard
as Mrs. Bathory
as Riccardo
as Pavel
as Roman
as Desk Clerk Jedi
as Make-up Woman
as Desk Clerk Jedi
as Axelle
as Paxton
as Italian Translator
as Italian Detective
as The Italian Cannibal
as Monitor Gaurd Czelsifan
as Drunk Italian
as Monitor Guard Boxr
as Drunk Italian
as Knife Wielding Italian
as Todd's Hooker
as The Doctor
as Italian Nurse
as The Doctor
as Army Man
as Electrocution Victim
as Muttonchop Guard
as train waiter
as Tub Guard
as Sir Bruce Bonus
as Drunk British Slob
as Paul Bullen
as Devilku Puppet
as The Mushroom Princess
as Decapitated Fanny Pack Man
as Hammer Man
as Nail Man
as Senior Cozzi
as Van Driver
as Train Waitress
as Train Waitress
as Stuart's Hooker
as Axelle Next Victim
as Axelle's Next Victim
as Bubble Gum Kid
as Bubble Gum Kid
as Bubble Gum Kid
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as Bubble Gum Kid
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as Josh
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as The American Bussinesman
as Svetlana
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Critic Reviews for Hostel Part II
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Roth's dark humor and lacerating view of human weakness sometimes suggest George Romero; what he lacks is Romero's stubborn belief in personal morality.
Both nubile females and alpha-male douche bags are on the receiving end of pain (that's supposed to nullify accusations of misogyny, is it?), but really, we're all the victims here.
Eli Roth's Hostel: Part II is an authentic real-world creep show -- better, if anything, than its predecessor.
The movie is almost totally devoid of suspense, which is one of the marks of a true exploitation film. Why waste time with a bunch of false scares and tension, when you can go straight to the pain and suffering?
Hostel: Part II offers more hard-core horror and an even more outspoken message [than the first].
There's a keen intelligence behind all that gleeful degradation and it pays off in a finish that's at once ironic, satirical, and perversely satisfying.
Audience Reviews for Hostel Part II
The characters are better than in the first part, and the set-up in a medieval Slovakian town is nicely atmospheric again. Although I obviously watched an edit, some of the jumps were hard to get. The suspense just isn't as great as in the first part, there is basically no showdown to speak of.
Super Reviewer
Sequel to Hostel, Hostel 2 is pretty much the same film as the first one except that it's less uninspired, instead of being Guys back packing in Europe; it's Women who are the victims. The only decent scene that had genuine terror is when the rich business men, place bids on their potential victims, I thought that was well done, but as far the film goes, it fails to live up to effective standards of horror, and ultimately is just the same film as the first except they switched the characters around. Hostel 2 is a failure and I think that it should have gone straight to DVD, because really this is one bad sequel and doesn't offer anything new to add to the story of the first one. Hostel: Part II simply doesn't work and I thought the film was pretty boring to be honest. This sequel was very predictable and if you've seen the first film, then you'll know how this one will turn out. This is a poor sequel and one that really isn't worth watching. Though the first Hostel was good, this one was terrible. I don't see why they bothered making the same film twice. I think the filmmakers could've at least tried a little harder than this to create a decent sequel. However this is not the case. If you're looking for a horror film with originality, then skip on this sequel. This film is far from original, and it's a mess from start to finish. However if you're looking for a film that lacks anything original, then this is the film for you. However, stick with the original. This one was simply awful.
Super Reviewer
What a masterpiece! As a fan of realistic horror gore films, this is the cream of the crop. This film reminds me very much of Salo - 120 days of sodomy, but much more enjoyable. Contrary to some critics i thought the first film was good in principle but the plot holes made the whole thing unrealistic and laughable. The people employed to attract fresh slaughterhouse recruits seem more professional in this sequel. It is rare for the sequel to surpass the first film but in this case it does. The gory sequences are not overly long or gruesome, thanks to most tools not being cordless! The strong message in the film is about what predicaments you could find yourself in by trusting strangers too much, something happy go lucky tourists are all too keen to do, but then we cant spend out life wrapped in cotton wool. The contrast of extrovert and introverted tourists is also very clever, as it makes no difference when you take a chance. Bring on hostel 3.
Super Reviewer
Hostel Part II Quotes
| Beth: | Let him bleed to death. |
| Todd: | You surly got what you want with that face, you fucking skank. |
| Beth: | No, motherfucker, it's my money. Just get me a PDA, a SWIFT number and a recipient name. I have accounts in Switzerland, Luxembourg and the Isle of Man. Just name your fucking price! Trust me, I got it. |
| Stuart: | I am the fucking Hercules. |
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