If you can tear your eyes away from the hypnotizing repugnance of the poster to the right, you’ll be interested to know that Eli Roth’s follow-up to his American-college-
guys-lured-by-dynamite-foreign-
knockers-into-being-tortured-
for-sport horror thriller HOSTEL, now officially known as ELI ROTH’S HOSTEL PART II, has had its release date pushed back to June 8th. Early summer seems like a relatively odd date to release a niche horror film, especially considering how well the first film did on its January release, but Roth likely needed a little more time to tweak this bad boy to gory perfection. So, those of you eager to see the likes of Lauren German, Bijou Phillips and Heather Matarazzo getting their delicious butts tortured will have to wait ever so slightly longer.
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