Movies by Gabriel Roth

Prepare to be unsettled, disturbed, and utterly captivated. Gabriel Roth is a master of the macabre, crafting horror films that burrow deep under the skin and linger long after the credits roll. Roth first made his mark on the genre with the gruesome "Hostel" saga, a two-part descent into the darkest realms of the human psyche. With an unflinching eye, he delves into the twisted psychology of torture and the morbid fascination it holds for some. Yet Roth's films are no mere bloodbaths - he weaves a compelling, suspenseful narrative that leaves audiences equal parts horrified and enthralled. Beyond the "Hostel" franchise, Roth's work demonstrates a remarkable versatility. In "Cabin Fever: Beneath the Skin," he crafts a chilling tale of viral contagion that subverts expectations at every turn. And in the comprehensive documentary "Hostel Dissected," he offers a compelling behind-the-scenes look at the making of his most infamous creation. Roth's distinctive style - blending stomach-churning visuals with deeper psychological complexity - has cemented his reputation as a singular voice in contemporary horror.