As Roth told Indiewire at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where his latest film “Knock Knock” premiered, “The Green Inferno” delay is an all too common occurrence for the director. His first ...
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After a handful of release date changes, Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno was finally unleashed into Stateside theaters last year, and it made for a gruesome breath of fresh amid all the paranormal fare ...
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For anyone who thought the “Hostel” movies were a barrel of laughs but needed more cannibalism and less cultural sensitivity, helmer Eli Roth is finally back in theaters with “The Green Inferno.” This ...
Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno was absolutely one of my favorite horror movies of 2015, and I don’t care who gives me guff about it. In addition to the gag-inducing gore and cannibalistic violence, I ...
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Eli Roth's latest gore-fest, The Green Inferno, fits right in with his horror history. His films feature Americans dumb enough to travel to the strangest parts of the world who then meet unsavory ...
It's been six years since director Eli Roth released 'Hostel Part 2,' after which he starred in a Quentin Tarantino movie and a horror movie directed by his pal Nicholas Lopez that he also produced ...
The latest horror film from Hostel director Eli Roth hit the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival last week in the Midnight Madness section, and now THR reports that The Green Inferno already has ...
Eli Roth‘s first directorial effort in eight years, the long-awaited Green Inferno, will finally see a release date on September 25 thanks to Blumhouse Productions label BH Tilt, Universal Pictures ...