It was January 2005 when movie
fans spent nearly 20 million
dollars in the U.S. to make
Hostel the first number one
film of the year. Now comes
Hostel Part II. For whatever
reason, fans didn't warm to
the second installment in
quite the same way. The sequel
attracted less than half the
business of the original as it
earned un
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It was January 2005 when movie
fans spent nearly 20 million
dollars in the U.S. to make
Hostel the first number one
film of the year. Now comes
Hostel Part II. For whatever
reason, fans didn't warm to
the second installment in
quite the same way. The sequel
attracted less than half the
business of the original as it
earned under 9 million dollars
and opened in sixth place at
the box office. No matter. The
movie will make its money back
in short order. Roth,
meanwhile has indicated he
will not participate in a
third outing, but that is up
to the studio to decide, no
doubt, whether to produce
another episode in the series
as a feature release or DVD
down the road. Roth and his
co-horts spent last October
and part of November (2006)
slaving away in an
all-too-real looking dungeon
in Prague before freezing
their collective butts off in
Iceland. Don't cry for him,
though: The Blue Lagoon may
smell like rotten eggs, but
you can't beat the ambience --
or the thermal hot springs.
Our story takes you behind the
scenes during the making of
H2.

Category Entertainment

Tags Eli, Roth, Lauren, German, Stanislav, Ianevski, Hostel, Part, II, torture, terror, horror, Prague, Iceland, Blue, Lagoon, gore