It was billed as the scariest American movie in the past decade.
It was rated R for intense scenes of violence, drug use, nudity,
language and sexual situations. Its trailer was pulled from some
screens for being too violent. People reportedly fled the
theatre and/or vomited during screenings. If you don’t recognize
the movie I’m talking about, it’s “Hostel” a film about three
backpackers who are captured and tortured in an old factory in
Slovakia.  What is it about this movie that would make a parent
think it is appropriate for a six-year-old boy?  I have a friend
who works for a small theatre chain. We were discussing
“Hostel” which was the number one film in America its opening
weekend (surprising me and the entire film industry), and I
asked him how the audience reacted to the film. According to
him, there were some ridiculous complaints about the movie’s
violence and tone. (Did the people think they were seeing
“Brokeback Mountain”?) What was even more ridiculous than that,
however, was the fact that