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 playing them to their worst ends on screen, so ...

EXCLUSIVE: Green Inferno, the Eli Roth-directed film about student activists who travel from Gotham to save the Amazon rainforest only to be pursued by a cannibal tribe, has been taken off Open Road‘s ...

Eli Roth‘s cannibal horror flick “The Green Inferno” will finally make its theatrical debut Friday after rounding the festival circuit back in 2013, but critics aren’t necessarily happy to see it. The ...

Eli Roth is a much smarter filmmaker than many give him credit for being, but “The Green Inferno” doesn’t do a whole lot to answer his critics. His long-overdue fourth directorial effort is a ...

Eli Roth's cannibal-movie homage hits theaters a full two years after its fest premiere, and wasn't worth the wait. For anyone who thought the “Hostel” movies were a barrel of laughs but needed more ...

Still, “The Green Inferno” reflects its director’s giddy attraction to turning disgusting imagery into escapism, and with so many possibilities offered up by the genre, it’s no wonder that a sequel is ...

After filming in the South American jungle, the director recalled python encounters and other risks: "It was f--kin’ crazy." By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Eli Roth made his grand return to the ...

He followed that film with one hugely disappointing sequel/rehash, 2007’s “Hostel: Part II,” and in intervening years has flirted with a host of projects which never came to pass (the Stephen King ...

Eli Roth gets a bad rap. At heart he delivers exactly the kind of tough genre fare that rankles proprieters of good taste only to get reclaimed as classics later. He cares about presentation: His shot ...

Eli Roth is going off the grid. For the cannibal pic The Green Inferno, Roth tells Movieline he's taking a small crew to a remote village up the Amazon River that has "no electricity, no running water ...

Eli Roth‘s cannibal horror flick “The Green Inferno” will finally make its theatrical debut Friday after rounding the festival circuit back in 2013, but critics aren’t necessarily happy to see it. The ...