If you’ve seen “Hostel”, or any of its sequels, you know about the horror film’s terrifying premise: a hostel that lures in tourists so that wealthy members of the “Elite Hunting Club” can pay to torture and kill them.
If you’re wondering how fucked up the film is in comparison to Eli Roth’s other horror films, I’d say it’s definitely more disturbing than “Knock Knock”, but not quite as fucked up as “Green Inferno”.
I thought, ‘Jesus. Why wouldn’t they just put a human being in a room?’ and Harry said, ‘Well, actually I found something like that’ and he sent me a link to a site where you could go to Thailand and for $10,000 walk into a room and shoot somebody in the head. The site claimed that the person you were killing had signed up for it and that part of the money would go to their family because they were so broke and were gonna die anyways. It was to give you the thrill of taking another human life.”
Whether this place exists or not is not important. The point is that somebody built a website about it. Somebody thought up, realized, and conceptualized this site. They figured that there’s some guy out there that’s so bored with money and drugs, they can’t get off from going to a hooker or strip club or doing drugs. They’re looking for that next level of thrill and that, I said, was real. I know people like that. I can just see someone to money means nothing, they’ve got all these things and they’re just numb. They want to walk into a room and just kill someone without any consequences.”
