Katley May (MovieBuff27)

I don't even know were to start, I thought that Hostel was one of the finest and most daring horror movies to come out in a long time. It just has everything great acting, some of the best directing I have ever seen, and gore, gore, gore. The effects in this where just non stop. You get everything decapitations, ankle slitting, eye balls being taken out of someones skull with a drill it just never ends. The acting was truly fantastic you get strong believable performances from every character. And the directing you just don't get better than this. The way that it was shot was absolute perfection. The camera angles the lighting everything. I also loved the movie poster not to much and not to little just enough to make you intrigued. And the soundtrack, this is some of the best music I have heard in a movie. Bottom line I thought that Hostel was one of the best rawest most daring horror movies to come out since the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and is guaranteed to please any true fan of the horror genre. If you haven't already leave your house right now and go get this.

This is one of the rare cases where the sequel is just as good as the original. Just like the original I couldn't find one bad aspect in this movie. I thought that everything was perfect from the acting, to the directing, and the gore again was non stop and great. You get some of the most grisly scenes in this movie; you get a torture style blood bath (literally), a saw to the head, and one of the most gruesome castrations I have ever seen. The directing was phenomenal I love the way you are never left not knowing what is going on. You get really raw believable performances from the actors. I even loved the poster which surprised me because I read a lot of reviews that said the poster sucked, obviously people who don't know what they are talking about. One of my favorite parts in the Hostel movies is the ending you get jaw dropping I can't believe that I just saw that endings and I love it. Bottom line Hostel 2 is a fantastic sequel to the bloody dream of a movie Hostel and is not to be ignored. Check this one out.