After all the rich people bid on the girls, they cut to an American talking on the phone to someone. A school bus pulls up outside and his kids get up from the table with their school things and head for the bus. A few moments later the bus pulls away, yet you never see the kids get on the bus. The door to the bus is in plain sight at all times and when the bus pulls away you see no other door that they could have used. See more...
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The original Hostel film had 3 different prices (can't remember them exactly but it was one price for local, slightly more expensive for Asian and very expensive for American). However this film sends pictures to clients' phones and starts an auction. Anyone know why this one is different when it's supposed to be the same operation?
***Question contains spoiler*** OK, maybe I'm dense, but what was the point of killing the kid? Was it just another scene designed to shock the audience? [I think it was meant to show that there is a line that the kids can't cross - if they do, then one of them will get sacrificed...hence why the adult doesn't show any mercy in doing it, and the kids know that something nasty is about to happen.]
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