Hostel

Eli Roth has confirmed that Peacock declined to move forward with a Hostel television series that would have starred Paul Giamatti. The horror project, based on Roth's 2005 film, had been in development with Giamatti attached to lead the cast. Roth revealed the streaming service's decision, leaving the show's future uncertain as of now.

Hostelería de España, the national hospitality industry association, has published a list of 30 measures it is asking Spain's political parties to adopt in the next legislature. The demands come ahead of elections and focus on the conditions facing bars, restaurants and hotels across the country. The proposal from Hosteltur's report is drawing attention as parties prepare their economic programmes.

Eli Roth's planned television series based on his 2005 horror film 'Hostel' will not move forward, according to a report by horror news outlet iHorror. The project is described as dead, though the report stresses that the 'Hostel' franchise itself is not over, suggesting the brand may continue in other forms. Few further details about why the series was scrapped or what might replace it have been made public.

A television news roundup covers updates on several series and projects, including The Gilded Age, a Hostel adaptation, a Hotel-related project, a show titled Family, and the Bosch franchise. Details of casting, renewals, or development appear to be included across the slate, but specifics beyond the show titles are not yet clear.

The planned television adaptation of Eli Roth's horror film 'Hostel' has been cancelled at Peacock and will no longer move forward. News of the cancellation was first reported by Bloody Disgusting. No details have been given on why the project was dropped, and Peacock has not commented publicly.

Streaming service Peacock declined to move forward with Eli Roth's 'Hostel' project, but the director says he is not giving up on the horror franchise. Roth has indicated he still wants to continue the series despite the rejection, leaving the future of the torture-horror property open as he seeks another route or partner to revive it.

Filmmaker Eli Roth says Peacock declined to move forward with a television adaptation of his horror film 'Hostel'. Roth, who directed the original 2005 torture-horror movie, revealed that the streaming service passed on the project, leaving the planned series without a home. Horror fans and genre outlets are discussing the setback for a long-gestating small-screen version of the franchise.