violence anyone?

Rating: 9/10 (10 April 2006)

OK many horror films do go over board with the violence there are blood and guts galore and they lose the idea that they are meant to be scary. Eli Roth amazed me with Cabin Fever and i had high hopes for Hostel. I was pleasantly amazed by Roth's follow up feature, what was more surprising i was happy to see that Mr Tarantino has groomed and toned Eli into providing the audience with a horrific movie. The violence however will be a talking point but i don't see what the fuss is about. The Violence is fast but effective the only real section where the film focuses on violence is the last 30 mins and that is totally justified. i know that some people will write on here "oh what was all the fuss about?" well the fuss is that everyone in my screening left feeling confused about enjoying it because the violence is so real and most of all how spectacular the movie was, even though at times i was watching it through my fingers.
I just wanna congratulate Eli Roth and Quentin Tarantino for giving me one of the best cinema experiences of my life cheers fellas