After a sick man comes near their cabin, the friends try to isolate themselves from a flesh-eating virus, but the disease continues to spread. We lit him on fire.”įive college kids, Paul (Rider Strong, “Irish Twins”), Karen (Jordan Ladd, “Death Proof”), Bert (James DeBello, “Detroit Rock City”), Marcy (Cerina Vincent, “Not Another Teen Movie”), and Jeff (Joey Kern, “Super Troopers”) head to an isolated cabin in the woods for a week of rest and relaxation. Still, it is an Eli Roth film, and while I can’t claim this to be a great movie, at least I made it through this one. It’s somewhat restrained when it comes to the violence (though the sex scenes are still a bit much), the writing actually has a somewhat meta tone and reminded me a lot of “The Cabin in the Woods”, and the overall concept is something I haven’t seen done before, and it works pretty well as a story. However, if I had to pick one of his films to watch, it would be this one… not because I think this is a good movie, but because I think it’s probably the best Roth can do. Roth just isn’t for me (I have yet to see “The House with the Clock in it’s Walls”, and that one actually interests me).
CABIN FEVER 2002 CAST MOVIE
When I worked at a movie theater I tried to watch “Green Inferno” but found it painfully hard to watch due to the horrific acting and abysmal writing when I was still in high school, a friend and I tried to watch “Hostel” but we turned it off after the first twenty minutes. In fact, out of the three films I’ve tried to watch by him, this is the only one I’ve made it all the way through. I typically don’t care for Eli Roth I find his films to be poorly written and filled with meaningless torturous violence and unnecessary superfluous sex scenes.
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