With Hostel, Tarantino’s friend Eli Roth created one of the most controversial horror films of the 2000s. In the torture film subgenre, the film is one of the best-known representatives. Even though Hostel offers many disturbing scenes, it is especially one moment unforgettably disgusting and repulsive. You can currently stream the Eli Roth shocker with a subscription on Netflix.
This is the story of Hostel
In the plot of the horror shocker, the three friends Josh (Derek Richardson), Paxton (Jay Hernandez) and Oli (Eythor Gudjonsson) are on a backpacking trip through Europe together. Finally, they travel to a hostel in Bratislava, where particularly sexual adventures await the trio. The trip quickly becomes a nightmare because there is a network behind it People who pay money to be allowed to torture and kill.
This is what happens in the most disgusting hostel scene
As the story progresses, only Paxton manages to survive the cruel hostel system. At some point he slips into the role of someone who wants to kill and disguises himself as a businessman. Here he meets Kana (Jennifer Lim) again, who was looking for her friend. As a result of an act of torture, her face was extremely disfigured and one of her eyes drooped loosely.
To save them from this, Paxton cuts off the eye with scissors. The extremely disgusting scene, which lasts barely 20 seconds, ends with some kind of yellow pus running out of the wound while Kana screams in pain. This moment is without question one of the most disgusting scenes ever seen.
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