The Hateful Eight has an inherently terrifying premise, with evil characters trapped in a confined space, resulting in intense and unsettling moments. The film pays homage to the horror classic ...

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The hateful eight may be nasty, but they're mighty fun to hang out with. (Robert Wilonsky disagrees; you can watch us fight it out on Reel Genius below).

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The Hateful Eight only gets more and more anxious from this point on. The foursome (plus their driver) take shelter in a Wyoming honky tonk of some sort called Minnie’s Haberdashery.

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The Hateful Eight is an excellent, thrilling and entertaining Western that combines terrific direction, a fantastic cast, a wonderful script, beautiful photography and a memorable score.

The shouts and murmurs began the first time we saw Kurt Russell smack Jennifer Jason Leigh in The Hateful Eight. The movie is misogynist, as is its maker, Quentin Tarantino. Hateful toward women.

And there will be plenty of it in Quentin Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight,” a western which opens Friday in its 70 mm. glory in several New York theaters. The film is not for the squeamish.