Hostel Part II

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Hostel Part II

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Released Jun 8, 2007

1h 34m

Horror

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Beth (Lauren German), Lorna (Heather Matarazzo) and Whitney (Bijou Phillips), three young American women traveling abroad in Rome, decide to take a weekend excursion. Lured from their intended destination by a beautiful acquaintance (Vera Jordanova), the women anticipate a stay at a luxurious spa. Instead, they become pawns in a grisly game designed to entertain wealthy deviants from around the world.

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Critics Consensus

Offering up more of the familiar sadism and gore, Hostel: Part II will surely thrill horror fans.

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Tim Grierson

Screen International

Filmmaker Eli Roth tries to enliven the formula, but this sequel loses the grim surprise of the original without adding much new in terms of plotting or gory set pieces.

Jul 23, 2008

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J. R. Jones

Chicago Reader

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.

Oct 23, 2007

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Eric Kohn

New York Press

Sadly, the director's proven creative finesse has given way to boring self-imitation. Hostel: Part II gives us the same premise as the first film, changing genders and little else.

Jul 11, 2007

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Trace Thurman

Horror Queers Podcast

Unfairly written off as a cheap and misogynistic cash-grab when it's actually a feminist horror film with a smart, relatable and queer final girl.

Rated: 4.5/5

Dec 30, 2020

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Scott Weinberg

TheHorrorShow

A tight-fisted slow burn that whacks you in face with two or three really horrifying sequences.

Aug 28, 2015

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Charles Cassady

Common Sense Media

Gory torture bloodbath checks in for another stay.

Rated: 2/5

Dec 15, 2010

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Daniel N

More of the same. Probably not as good as the first one. Significantly less nudity which was disappointing. I did like how the two movies connected one after the other though.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

06/17/25

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Jason W

***Spoiler alert ahead***In my opinion, this one has probably the most heartbreaking death scene, Lorna. The film is grisly and gory. I really didn't understand how Stuart went from a timid, scared man to a psycho in 3 seconds, I feel that aspect was a miss. Some good kills but Beth's ending was too strange and seemed like it didnt fit to me, although Lauren German was fantastic.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

05/24/25

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Jerod S

They buy these students visiting Rome and then do terrible things to them. The gore works, but there's no tension building and no good back stories that get you invested.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

05/14/25

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Johann D. M

This horror sequel written and directed by Eli Roth follows three American female art students in Rome who are directed to a Slovak village where they are eventually kidnapped and taken to a facility in which rich clients pay to torture and kill other people. While not particularly inventive plot-wise, the sequel amplifies the brutality and offers a more unsettling look into the grotesque economy behind the bloodshed—giving viewers a glimpse into the mindset of the elite who pay for such horrors. The film is undeniably sadistic and not for the faint of heart, yet it earns some narrative points for its shocking twist and a finale that serves up a darkly satisfying dose of poetic justice. An average sequel with a few sharp barbs beneath all the gore.

Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars

05/05/25

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babarizam D

This is a terrible sequel, too Hollywood and too fake. The first was good because of unexpectancy .

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

05/03/25

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Bruno V

People have spoken so highly of this film, but in the end it's just a satire of how banal life is and a social critique.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

04/20/25

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Synopsis

Beth (Lauren German), Lorna (Heather Matarazzo) and Whitney (Bijou Phillips), three young American women traveling abroad in Rome, decide to take a weekend excursion. Lured from their intended destination by a beautiful acquaintance (Vera Jordanova), the women anticipate a stay at a luxurious spa. Instead, they become pawns in a grisly game designed to entertain wealthy deviants from around the world.

Director: Eli Roth
Producer: Eli Roth, Mike Fleiss, Chris Briggs, Eythor Gudjonsson
Screenwriter: Eli Roth
Distributor: Lionsgate Films
Production Co: Raw Nerve, Screen Gems, International Production Company, Next Entertainment Inc.
Rating: R (Terror|Language|Bloody Violence|Some Drug Content|Nudity|Sadistic Scenes of Torture|Sexual Content)
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jun 8, 2007, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Apr 16, 2012
Box Office (Gross USA): $17.5M
Runtime: 1h 34m
Sound Mix: SDDS, DTS, Dolby, Dolby Digital, Dolby SRD
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

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