For a short time, you can still stream a dark Tarantino chunk in which a chamber play escalates with outbreaks of violence in your Amazon Prime subscription. Reminiscent of a sci-fi horror classic
For those who love Quentin Tarantino’s films primarily for their cool dialog, catchy pop soundtracks and cartoonishly exaggerated violence, The Hateful 8 will be a real head-scratcher. Following on from the entertaining Django Unchained, Tarantino’s subsequent western from 2015 is an uncomfortable slog that locks predominantly hateful characters in a room and allows the emerging paranoia to escalate into bloodshed.
You can still stream The Hateful 8 with your Amazon Prime subscription. * The Tarantino blockbuster, which was clearly inspired by one of the best sci-fi horror films of all time, is only available here for 3 more days
Stream quickly on Prime: Tarantino’s chamber drama with suspenseful toughness and complex characters
The plot of the film takes place years after the American Civil War and brings together a group of different people in a cabin in the middle of a snowstorm. Here, mistrust quickly spreads among those present, which is soon followed by the first bouts of violence.
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For The Hateful 8, after Django Unchained, Tarantino neglected many of his catchy trademarks in order to tell of fatal secrets and racist motives with caustic cynicism and massive brutality. His film lives up to its own title
Despite the usual star-studded cast with names like Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell, the characters in this chunk turn out to be unpleasant contemporaries who are practically never suitable as figures of identification. The Hateful 8 thus becomes one of the most radical and darkest Tarantino films ever
