帕克斯顿（杰伊·赫尔南德兹 Jay Hernandez饰）和乔什（德里克·理查德森 Derek Richardson饰）是大学同窗好友，二人为了摆脱枯燥的校园生活，决定前往东欧进行一次刺激的旅行。两人于是当起了背包族，还遇上了同道中人奥利（艾瑟·古庄森Eythor Gudjonsson饰）结伴同行，寻欢作乐。 　　听到斯洛伐克有一个小镇，是个香艳的天堂，美女秀色可餐，几个年轻人就糊里糊涂踏上了火车，来到这个想象中的乐园。在这里，美女让他们一夜销魂，然而可怕的事情却接二连三。他们将会发现，此处并不是他们的游乐场，而是一个难逃生天的地狱。奥利的失踪，更让胆小的乔什意识到，恐怖的事件拉开帷幕了。 by Jason Birchmeier The 2005 splatter film Hostel reunites writer/director Eli Roth and composer Nathan Barr, who had previously worked together on Cabin Fever, released in 2002. Unlike the score for that film, which was performed entirely by Barr himself, Roth wanted an orchestral score for Hostel, something along the lines of classic horror films like Psycho, Jaws, and The Shining. And he got what he wanted, for the Hostel score is indeed along those lines, employing a 75-piece orchestra (i.e., the FILMharmonic Orchestra Prague). The result is an impressively lavish score for a very cheaply shot film, one that was made for less than five million dollars. The score itself is creepy and filled with spacious, subtle details that suggest the sort of emotions intrinsic to a film like Hostel. The CD includes worthwhile notes from both Barr and Roth, and there are also a few photos from the film that showcase the sort of horror at hand here.