Anything and nothing and everything in between with tangents or topics on the subject of Sony Pictures .
Latest stash come under and gone, a swag of beanies and preview passes for
Hostel: Part II from writer/director Eli Roth. Thanks to Sony Pictures for the gear to giveaway. Catch it out there from July 7.
As usual, a customary scan over the registry what made visits into the shacky rackles of the roach-infested, blood stained inn...
What is Quentin Tarantino's involvement with the film?
Executive Producer.
Writ large across the trailers and all that other material what pimps and promotes the slasher/gore/horror film. Nothing much more than paying attention.
Of the three from the first film, who survived?
Paxton. Or Jay Hernandez.
Either answer fine given it being the same person, only in the character/actor names as they usually are. To work this one out, a read up on
the first film's cast list with a glance on
the sequel listing matches up with only one name appearing. Of course, another method is to actually watch the first movie all the way to the end for the answer.
Not everyone needs to watch the first installment before jumping to watch a sequel. Helps, doesn't always hurt. Hardest question of the bunch.
Where do you stay when on vacation or a holiday?
Anything goes. Really, anything.
Bunker blasting, a shanty by the seaside, a relative's place, a dungeon (for those inclined), a hostel, a hotel, a motel, a ranch dressing inn. Whatever, all answers up to personal choice and selection. Not a traveller? That works too. After watching the first film, and smelling the toast from a backpackers, why chance it?
Questions pretty much of standard fare in terms of level of hunting required. Certainly not the kind of trivia markers what leave people sitting in dingy under-lit toilets watching films of prequelistic nature.
For those who won beanies, size up those skulls, the headgear looks tight.
Eagle eye and casual glance observers walking into the place to be over the last round of weeks will have noted the
Ghost Rider poster on their way in.
With the landing of the box from Sony promotions, the tale unfolds a little more.
One side of the giveaway involves the passes, good for two and the entire run of the film in the cinemas.
And the other half are all about the posters that can be seen underneath in the photo above. Strange thing on the back about an online magazine,
Don't Panic.
Sniff the poster if you get the chance. Really smells something smashing fantastic. Nostril approach may vary.