ByElena
Eli Raphael Roth, born on April 18, 1972, in Newton, Massachusetts, is one of the most influential directors in the modern horror genre. Known for his visceral and often controversial style, Roth has left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape with a career spanning directing, acting, and producing.
Tomino’s Hell (Tomino no Jigoku) is a famous Japanese poem written by Yomota Inuhiko (a pseudonym of Saijo Yaso) and published in 1919 in the collection “Sakin”.
The series, created by Steven Zaillian, unfolds through a succession of events in which Ripley, played by Andrea Scott, is involved in an assignment that takes him to Europe. His task is to convince a young heir, Dickie Greenleaf, to return home to the United States.
Eli Roth, the director and screenwriter of the film, has revealed that the central idea of the movie was born from a disturbing discovery made on the internet. Roth stated that he found a website that apparently offered the possibility of participating in extreme violence experiences for money.
