Episode 062 - Hostel (2005)
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Some films take on legendary status due to their incredible performances, some for their insightful narratives, some for the impact they make on the wider society, and some because they're just disgusting torture porn that leave a sick legacy of poor imitations in their wake. This week we discuss Eli Roth's 2005 film Hostel. We'll let you decide which of the aforementioned categories this one fits into...
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