Quentin Tarantino does what he does best in this awesome western.

Rating: Null/10 (3 April 2016)

The cinematic legend Quentin Tarantino excites his fans in a film that blends all of his greatest talents and characteristics. "The Hateful Eight" follows a group of ruthless, ridiculous, and dangerous people who end up stranded in a cabin called Minnie's Haberdashery during a brutal Wyoming blizzard. With returning favorites of Mr.Tarantino such as Samuel L.Jackson and Kurt Russell, to newcomer to the Tarantino universe Jennifer Jason Leigh, to even more Tarantino favorites including Michael Madsen, Walton Coggins, Bruce Dern, and Tim Roth, we get great actors playing out a brilliant and entertaining script that can only erupt from the brilliant mind of Tarantino himself. We get lots of fun bloody and quirky violence that's either comical, awesome, or darn right cringe-worthy, reminding viewers who's film were watching. The action and violence is straight out of a Tarantino film, being both fun and shocking when it occurs. The original score and cinematography date pay tribute to classic spaghetti westerns, and the film overall is played out like a classic film, showing Tarantino's admiration for cinema as a whole. "The Hateful Eight" is made to honor the films that impacted Quentin Tarantino deeply, and boy can you tell those films helped him. Tarantino directs each scene with fun and style, giving viewers a chance to dive back into the universe of one of the best filmmakers in history.