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I may be over thinking this - which is a shame when dealing with Tarantino (the director/film maker), but perhaps there are three eras developing. Tarantino's early stuff (up to and including Jackie Brown) still stands up. It also comes together as all being part of a similar genre.
The middle stuff (Kill Bills + Grindhouse) are self indulgent rubbish (imho), but are also part of a particular type of genre that I'm not much of a fan of (post modern internet age wank material? Is that a genre?).
Perhaps he's finding a new stride and he's started a new era. I didn't hate Inglorious Bastards. It had some pretty good moments. And I haven't seen Django Unchained (and I'm looking forward to it as a fan of westerns). From what I have seen, though, it doesn't fit into the Grindhouse/Kill Bill era nor the early stuff.