Eli Roth

Eli Raphael Roth (born April 18, 1972) is an American film director, producer, writer and actor. A proud member of a group of horror directors known as the Splat Pack, Roth is known for his financially successful Gorn films, sparking the latest trend of R-rated Horror films during a time when PG-13 films were considered more lucrative.

Quentin Tarantino loves him like a brother - they clearly have a lot in common. Best not to ask what that involves. But it sounds like a lot of fun.

Uwe Boll thinks he's a no-talent hack. So he's got that going for him. Which is nice.

Associated Movies:

Cabin Fever
2001 Maniacs!
The Hostel movies
Death Proof
- The faux Thanksgiving trailer, also from Grindhouse.
Inglourious Basterds
Piranha 3D, the 2010 remake by fellow Splat Pack director Alexandre Aja

Eli Roth provides examples of the following tropes:

Afraid of Blood: Like a lot of gore-tastic directors.
Carpet of Virility
Developing Doomed Characters: A good 99% of Roth's protagonists.
Gorn
Hatedom: Eli Roth hatred is like the Vietnamese Pot-Bellied Pig of horror fandom. It's really trendy.
Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?: He really likes having his characters call things "gay" and throw homophobic slur around, to the point one has to wonder if he isn't trying to convince himself.
One of Us: Watch him in any list show about horror movies; you can tell he's still amazed he gets to make horror movies for a living.
Trope Breaker: Roth has long voiced his disapproval of the longstanding horror film trope that says that promiscuous characters always die (and die horribly) while the virgin character ends up the last (wo)man standing. As such, it's common to see in his films that the virgin girl/guy always dying and dying horribly while the manslut/slutty female character survives or at the very least, is the last one killed).