At the least, it makes one appreciate even a tiny bit more the macabre cleverness behind the story's set-up and execution, a filthy mess of social class tensions and grotesque acts of humanity, where the answer to putting someone out of their misery is setting them on fire. The film does make a convincing nudge for Roth appreciation, showing the confidence of Roth's debut by lacking much of its own. Director Travis Z's version of "Cabin Fever" does not end with a lemonade stand. As the characters do so during the story's sometimes muffled slow burn, Roth's charcoal sense of humor is missing, the cruel irony lacking its hellish zing. We know the cause of the virus comes from the lake long before they do (whether you've seen the original or not) and we wait for them to in all literal senses fall apart. A pale band of college-age people (played here by Gage Golightly, Matthew Daddario, Nadine Crocker, Dustin Ingram and Samuel Davis) venture out from the city to the countryside, fool around in a place by the lake (don't let the title fool you, this is a lake house) and most detrimentally of all, drink the water. The drama involves the characters going through the same motions as Roth's movie, a fatalistic course of events where terrible luck, ugly compassion and a tsunami of blood meet. For slight rebranding, the events are all bookended on more serious notes, which creates an overall ho-hum affair out of young people being slowly skinned alive. At least, some characters die in different ways, and one of the bigger characters (a deputy) has been recast as a woman. Retrieved February 10, 2023.A remake of "Cabin Fever" could develop itself in an imaginative way, but opts instead to echo huge chunks of the original. "Eli Roth on Racist Clowns, The Green Inferno & That Cabin Fever Remake". "Cabin Fever review – horror remake astounding in its lameness". " 2016's 'Cabin Fever' Lacks the Soul of the Original".
^ The Hollywood Reporter staff (July 31, 2014)."Editorials: 'Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever' Edition!!". "CABIN FEVER 2: SPRING FEVER (MOVIE REVIEW)". "CABIN FEVER 2: SPRING FEVER DVD Review". ^ Monfette, Christopher (February 18, 2010).^ DMG & Grave Reviews staff (February 2, 2020).^ Garabedian, Berge "JoBlo" (August 23, 2003).^ a b "Cabin Fever: Year Zero (2014)".^ a b "Cabin Fever: Patient Zero (2014)".^ a b "Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever (2009)".Box office and financial performance Film An empty, dark grey cell indicates the character was not in the film, or that the character's official presence has not yet been confirmed.Īdditional crew and production details Filmįor more details on the reception of each film, see the "Reception" section on each film's article.This section includes characters who will appear or have appeared in more than two films in the series. Lauren Moews, Patrick Durham and Jonathan SacharĮvan Astrowsky, Christopher Lemole and Tim Zajaros Lauren Moews, Sam Froelich, Evan Astrowsky and Eli Roth The 2016 remake received the least positive reception of the entire franchise, considered to be inferior to the original, and also performed poorly financially. The prequel film was released to negative reviews, and its monetary statistics indicate that it earned the studio income through home video sales. The second installment received an even more derived critical response, and though it earned less than its predecessor it earned a profit for the studios.
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The original movie was met with a generally mixed critical reception, though it was deemed a success at the box office. The plot centers around groups of friends who contract an extremely deadly flesh-eating disease, and their attempts to survive its symptoms. The Cabin Fever franchise, consists of American splatter horror- comedies, including the original theatrical release, two straight-to-home media releases with a sequel and a prequel that both received limited theatrical releases, and one theatrical reboot.
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