Horror Movie Reviews

Title: Cabin Fever (2004)
Format: DVD
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Starring: Richard Boone (II), Hal Courtney, Charee Cuthrell, James DeBello, and Jana Farmer
Director: Not available
Rating: R (Restricted)
Runtime: 93 minutes
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Review of Cabin Fever

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Comments for Cabin Fever

• Posted on 2010-09-06
  Cabin Fever
  
  Its really funny if I may say, I thought it was a pretty weird/good horror movie. I enjoyed it. I was ridiculous but it is one you should see!
  
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• Posted on 2010-07-27
  One Word...S***!
  
  I am a huge horror movie fan, and have been for years. I have seen my share of horrible, low budget horror flicks, but this is by far one of the worst. The plot line was thin, the acting was even worse then expected, and overall just a random mess. In my opinion Eli Roth does terrible movies. Hostel was terrible as well. He should stop making movies. If you are a horror fan skip this one! The only horror you will experience is trying to forget this movie.
  
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• Posted on 2010-07-09
  Cabin Fever
  
  A weekend getaway to a cabin in the woods turns deadly for five friends when they become infected with a flesh-eating virus in Eli Roth's debut Horror film. Roth is known for being a true-blooded genre fan, which is evident in the visual and musical references he makes to films like LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT, DAWN OF THE DEAD, and others. CABIN FEVER caters to the modern Horror audiences that grew up with the excessive Splatter films from the 80s, dishing up gratuitous amounts of nudity, gore, and gross-outs. It introduces a series of oddball characters, from the off-beat shopkeepers in town and their pancake-loving son to the party-crazed Deputy Winston. Roth brings together an enjoyable cast, but his writing is decidedly weaker than in his next effort, HOSTEL, and there are many spotty moments found in the performances. Despite its flaws, CABIN FEVER strikes an even balance between the dark humor and horror, while also offering clean cinematography and a unique twist on classic genre conventions.
  
  -Carl Manes
  I Like Horror Movies
  
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• Posted on 2010-04-04
  Don't worry, I'm healthy.
  
  5 youngsters rent a cabin in the woods to have fun,a stranger with some sort of skin infection visited them asking for medical assistance, things start to go wrong when they refused entry for the stranger...
  
  Eli Roth directorial debut on the big screen. Won 3rd place for Best International Film at Fant-Asia Film Festival in 2003 (Eli Roth) and Best Make-Up (Howard Berger/Robert Kurtzman/Gregory Nicotero) at Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival in 2002.
  
  Contain violence,gore and sexual content.
  
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• Posted on 2010-03-07
  Not great, not bad
  
  This was one I caught on cable. It was amusing enough, but don't have really high expectations. The acting and production values are decent and the plot was able to keep my interest.
  
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