Eli Roth's career is a true ode to horror and good cinema. He is one of the world's leaders of the genre and his explicit visual style is responsible for some of the bloodiest scenes on the big screen.
He debuted as a director in 2002 with Cabin Fever, a film with which he shook the film scene and the box office. Three years later, he aroused the passion of the audience and the critics with the feature film Hostel, which achieved worldwide success and led to a second installment.
Closer in time, he stunned with the thriller Knock Knock starring Keanu Reeves, and with the direction of the horror comedy The House with a Clock in Its Walls that grossed over $130 million.
What's coming
All in all, this movie personality has also proven to be one of the best producers a horror movie can count on. The next film that will have him in this role is Haunt by directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who have confessed to being fans of Roth.
The film will show the odyssey of six friends as they visit a haunted house that feeds on their darkest fears.
A deadly night full of monsters that will make us privileged witnesses of great Eli Roth's mastery and imagination.
