The director of Hostel used to just want to gross audiences out. Now he's looking to make them mad as well.

What’s the point of watching horror movies? An often argued reason is catharsis. Horror movies have a unique way of dredging up cultural anxieties and play...

'The Green Inferno': EW review

Eli Roth wants me to hate his new movie. Not me specifically, mind you — but people like me, and probably you, if you’re a longtime reader of this site, ...

Multihyphenate Eli Roth is back directing another gory story with a nod to '70s and '80s horror.

(18) Eli Roth, 98 mins. Starring: Lorenza Izzo, Ariel Levy, Daryl Sabara

Toronto Review: Eli Roth Brings Shock, But Few Surprises, to Gross-out Cannibal Tribute 'The Green Inferno'

Eli Roth, director of the first two "Hostel" movies, finally sees his "The Green Inferno" arrive in theaters a year after its original distributor abruptly c...

Eli Roth pays homage to the cannibal exploration movie, but it’s all gore and no guts.

Horror auteur Eli Roth tries to both tease political correctness and salute old exploitation films, but it's not always possible to thread the needle.

Finish your popcorn early if you’re going to “The Green Inferno,” and save the bucket to barf in. Horror director Eli Roth (“Hostel”) sends a group...

This film, set in the Peruvian Amazon, revisits the cannibal subgenre whose heyday was in the 1970s and ’80s.

This film, set in the Peruvian Amazon, revisits the cannibal subgenre whose heyday was in the 1970s and ’80s.

Controversial filmmaker Eli Roth has finally made a film with squirm-inducing skills that match its provocative payload.

Director Eli Roth stays true to his singular, repulsive vision with a cannibals-gone-wild tale that’s a work of unrelenting and squishy terror

Roth's brutal homage to Italian horror is mired in exploitation -- and not in the good way

"The Green Inferno" is "Hostel" helmer Eli Roth's stomach-churning homage to cannibal classics of grindhouse cinema.

The point is to feel something visceral, extreme. Eli Roth is extremely extreme.

The point is to feel something visceral, extreme. Eli Roth is extremely extreme.