He plays on those fears, throws fuel onto that fire, much like Tobe Hooper did with rural areas in the U.S. (2) The director uses the Xenophobia most Americans have about Europe and the citizens of those countries to very good effect. Thank goodness for any film that is not a sequel, a remake, or a film based on some decades-old television program. With that in mind, here are some things I discovered upon viewing this film: (1) The story is new and unique. It would seem from the majority of the comments on this film that very few of the people making these comments have any real insight into film production or what some film makers are attempting to communicate to an audience. Reviewed by kenn-johnson-1 8 / 10 Missing important points However, those fantasies quickly turn to nightmares as they end up separated by design, their new hell from which they may never be able to escape.-Huggo
There, they initially find that the stories are nothing compared to their actual experiences, far exceeding their expectations. They believe they can't surpass their experiences in Amsterdam until they are told of a hostel in Slovakia just outside of Bratislava where their sexual experiences can be taken to the next level. In Paris, they meet Icelandic Oli, who joins them as he is in the same pursuit, he even more open to those indulgences. Josh ends up being more willing in spirit than he is in body. American best friends Josh and Pax, staying at hostels along the way, decide to backpack through Europe following college graduation to indulge in all their hedonistic fantasies in part to help Josh recover from the heartache of a breakup.
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