Ever Wonder What Roth's Parents Thought About Hostel?

Rating: 1/10 (20 June 2014)

Since director Eli Roth's father (Dr. Sheldon Roth) is a prominent psychiatrist and clinical professor at Harvard Medical School, I'd sure like to hear this man's viewpoint (as a psychoanalyst, as well as a father) on Hostel, which is a perfect example of his son's sadistic mind and black heart. This film definitely promotes cruelty (of the worst kind) to others.
I'd really wonder if Dr. Roth would actually defend Hostel for his son's sake, or would he be able to offer those interested an honest, unbiased opinion of Eli's loathsome, hateful movie, which was clearly made by his son solely for the purpose of making a whole pile of money by handing us, the audience, (through the graphic depiction of hideous torture) the most excruciating example of human suffering imaginable.
With Eli's grandparents being immigrants from Austria, which is a country situated right next door to Slovakia (where Hostel's horrific story takes place), I'm also questioning whether this close proximity of Hostel's vile story to his grandparents' homeland was in some way Eli's screwy way of showing us all his utter contempt for his ancestors and his non-American heritage.
I understand that in his late teens Eli Roth was an on-line cybersex operator for Penthouse Magazine. In this undoubtedly rewarding line of work Eli posed as a woman. He was also a production assistant for a number of Penthouse porn films.
And, finally - It really figures that the likes of that slime-director, Quentin Tarantino, would have his name attached, as producer, to this truly vile and abominable picture. From start to finish, I could clearly see Tarantino's despicable, snot-encrusted presence smeared all over this one.