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It wasn’t like ripping off a bandaid, it was like tearing off skin. I figured maybe I’d get some bumps after, but I did not expect my t-shirt and suddenly look like I just snuggled with Pinhead. I walked out of there, completely dazed, numb from the pain, and minutes later realized that I was bleeding through my shirt from hundreds of tiny holes. I looked like I’d just been through a medieval witch trial. I did it because honestly I was bored and figured why not. I wanted to see what I looked like without it, and to see how long it would take to grow back if I waxed it. It was just something that guys were doing, since this was the 90′s. And to tell you the truth, once the chest hair was gone, I kind of missed it. Luckily, a week passed and all was back to normal in the forest of Roth.

Eli Roth on waxing his chest hair

“the forest of Roth”

(via laurenheckya)

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Had to.

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What about the human scenes...?

“I’m going vegetarian, I’m against killing living creatures and I’m for animal rights, but I kind of want to see Cannibal Holocaust.”

I AM a vegetarian and I saw it….I was extremely disturbed by the animal scenes, to say the least.

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A very informative power point presentation about Christoph Waltz 

Enjoy!

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Quentin Tarantino while making Pulp Fiction

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Til Schweiger and Eli Roth in Inglourious Basterds (2009)

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Eli Roth & Brad Pitt in “Inglorious Basterds” (2009) directed by Quentin Tarantino

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