I get a lot of money for you. And then make you my bitch.

Rating: 10/10 (10 July 2011)

This movie starts off with three backpackers, two American friends and an Icelandic drifter. They are backpacking across Europe smoking marijuana, getting drunk and going to whore houses. Than thy see a Russian guy who recommends them to a hostel in Bratislava, Slovakia where the girls there are supposedly the best. When they arrive there, they meet to gorgeous young women and they start having sex with them and doing all sorts of things with them. Then eventually bad things start happening and one of there friends is missing. They are trying to find out what is going on. It is not like those situation films where something happens the first ten, fifteen or even twenty minutes and they live up to it. This movie unfolds. In other words, it starts off slow but it gets darker and darker and deeper and deeper and deeper as the film progresses. That is what I like about this movie. It also made me think, does this stuff actually happen in real life? This is Eli Roths best movie to date. His first film Cabin Fever was terrible. However he came a long way with this film. If you want to see a film unfolds as it progresses and keeps you on the edge of your seat all the way through from beginning to end, I would recommend Hostel. But be warned, this films violence is very explicit and realistic and it might leave disturbing images in your head. Not for the faint of heart.