Which Hostel Movie Did You Like The Most

Is there going to be a Hostel 4?

I would hope that they would stop with the endless crappy sequels to horror movies. Saw should have ended at 3. Saw 3 had really good gore scenes. Now look at where it’s at, they even stopped giving it numbers and started to add a prefix, Jig- i.e. Jigsaw. Ughhhhhh.As a fan of the gore horror genre, I really liked Hostel, the first film particularly. It didn’t use any obvious CGI, the gore was made with practical effects, and that made you all the more squirmy. Movies like that, which were so believable in their gore and actually not shy away from showing it in front of the camera, was rare. If gore scenes became intense on horror movies, it would be implied off-camera or something would obscure it, but the first Hostel was indulgent, really indulgent, and that’s what I and other fans of the movie really liked. Watching the first Hostel was like watching a video from BestGore but this one had plot and was feature length.Hostel 2 was good as well. Hostel 3, was just a shameless attempt to squeeze out more money. It’s just a lazy film, that doesn’t even try to be good. It just happily rode the coattails of the previous films. The effects weren’t great, mostly were obviously fake CGI that you can just stare through them without even flinching. Whose idea was it to have fake CGI cockroaches?Goldilocks screams to her death while an army of CGI cockroaches, taken from ILM’s basement, happily scuttles down her throat. Hostel 3.If an actor was willing to film in a real pit of cockroaches, now that would be something else right? That would be taking a great leap, a big risk if you may, much like what Eli Roth did on the first film’s melted eye scene.Leather, Scissors and a Melted Eye. Hostel.But you know if some accountant from some company would show that there is still money to be made by making Hostel 4, they would still make it, but I highly doubt it. Buzz for the Hostel films have been all but extinguished by Hostel 3.

How is your hostel life?

Before I start my answer, I am a 1st year Btech student.1.From a boy who never preferred studying with even a single friend around, to studying with 3 roommates around, life has changed.2. From not being able spend a day without seeing my mother to spending months without her. Life changed. For the first 3 weeks or so, I was busy thinking how will I spend 4 years in hostel without my mother and father. Each day felt like a month.3. From waking up in morning by warm hands of my mother to waking up by a snoozed alarm. Life has changed.4. From tasty home cooked food to hostel's cold food life has changed.5. From regular television program to rarely watching TV life has changed.6. We may do as much fun with our friends in our hostel but there are days when tears roll down thinking of home life.7. From getting fresh washed clothes, bedsheets to washing them by ourselves life has changed.8. Nobody will ask you how your day has gone until you call your mother at the end of the day.9. Have you eaten properly? That's the first question you will hear when you call your mother. Are you fine and healthy ? That will be the second.10. We get happy over small things. Be it a cricket match, or a bunked class, or if there are 3 consecutive holidays.11. Sometimes roommates become your family. But if you are blessed then.12. You have to buy all your things by yourself. That's when you remember how your father provided you with all that you needed.13. Sleeping depends on your surrounding not when you feel sleepy.14. Leaving for home after semesters has become the best feeling in our life now.

What's it like to live in a Hostel?

I lived at a hostel. People who live at the hostel generally also work at the hostel. A hostel isn't a residence. If it were, all the locals who are on budget would rent a bed and the purpose of hostels would be defeated. Hostels are mean't for backpackers and travelers. It isn't a permanent residence.Pros: Living in a hostel is pretty awesome. The best part, like Michael said, is the social aspect. You get to meet a people from all walks of life and have spontaneous adventures. Adventures you'll remember for life. It's very social. So you won't be kicking yourself in the ass to get up and go to the pubs just to meet people, there are always people to meet at the hostel. (You'll be going to the pub with hostel guests anyways). You will meet friends from all over the world, and you will stay connected through Facebook and what not.Cons: The downside is that there's constantly new people. This was a pro, but it can get old. Once you lived in a hostel for over half a year, you get tired of guests/same ol' people. It can be a drag, and you might find that you will try to get out of the hostel as much as you can to avoid these people.Another con is that people come and go. Relationships (both friend and romantic) are not static. You can meet an amazing lover, and she has to leave the country in 3 weeks. Friends come and go quick. There isn't much long term friendship/relationships because hostels are meant for travelers and backpackers. They are always on the move. They gotta go home.Also, you won't have a choice of who you live with. You get a lot of cool awesome people. Occasionally you'll get a creeper. A weirdo. A person who sticks. It's hard to control who comes into the hostel.The in-between: You gotta share everything. You might hear your neighbors snore. I don't mind. You shouldn't if you stay at a hostel. There's barely any privacy. You'll need to be creative when it comes to needing a little privacy.

What do you like the most about the experience of living in a hostel? What do you dislike the most about it?

What I like the most?::We can make new friends and new people from different places.We can do parties, movie night and lot of activities.You can find cultural diversity and different languagesSharing and learning about concepts and acquire knowledge.Develops mutual cooperationWe can know how to lead a life in disciplined wayIt saves traveling time and expenses.What I dislike about hostel? ::Sleeping late can hamper concentration in class on next dayInfluence of bad habits like smoking, alcohol drinking etcLiving conditions are less comfortable than home