![]() ![]() Cerina Vincent in Intermedio (2005) HD - Video Clip 04 Cerina Vincent in Intermedio (2005) HD - Video Clip 03. Cerina Vincent in Cabin Fever Bluray - Video Clip 01. Cerina Vincent in Cabin Fever Bluray - Video Clip 02. Whatever….I do love to be proven wrong, so with that I say good luck and Godspeed, Eli Roth and the Cabin Fever remake crew……may you find solace in your search for a new karate kid who loves his pancakes. Cerina Vincent in Cabin Fever Bluray - Video Clip 03. Well, I guess if I sat through Cabin Fever: Patient Zero, I can sit through a pointless remake that will most likely include a Cerina Vincent look-a-like shaving her infected scabby legs. ‘ Eli Roth will serve as producer/executive producer Travis Zariwny directing, working off of the EXACT script from the original‘ At least Eli Roth isn’t really involved and at least they’re not going to use the exact script used in the original. This unfortunately screams cash-grab because there is honestly no reason that I can think of to go forward with this plan. Now, I’m not a remake timeframe expert or anything, but I’m going to go out on a limb and say that 12 years is a bit premature to roll out a redo. ![]() It’s been 12 years since the original was released. Before I begin my rant, I will let it be known that I don’t consider the movie to be an undisputed horror classic or anything, but in my opinion it’s a fun and sick little flick that gets the job done on multiple levels. Soooooooo apparently, there is a remake already in the works and ready to start shooting for Eli Roth’s debut horror offering from 2002, Cabin Fever. Running time: 94 minutes.Pardon me, but I’m a bit dizzy from shaking my head back and forth so much after this news. "Cabin Fever" is rated R for graphic gore, frequent use of strong sexual profanity, violence (beatings, gunplay, animal attacks and impalings), crude sex talk and use of sexual slang terms, simulated sex, simulated drug use (marijuana), brief female nudity and use of racial epithets. The makeup effects are convincing (those who see this film probably shouldn't eat beforehand).Īs for the cast, Strong struggles throughout to keep a straight face, while supporting cast members Joey Kern, James DeBello and Giuseppe Andrews give performances befitting of this grade of material. They have fun with the whole concept, though, which sometimes seems to give them an excuse to slop on the gore. Miles away from the nearest hospital and with a broken-down vehicle to boot, their paranoia starts getting the best of them.ĭirector Eli Roth and co-screenwriter Randy Pearlstein fumble for an ending, choosing to wrap things up with a rather goofy bit. The twentysomethings manage to chase off the rapidly deteriorating hermit but not before he infects at least one of them. Unfortunately, their moment is interrupted by unlucky hermit (Arie Verveen), who's being consumed by a flesh-eating virus. other things.įor example, Paul (Rider Strong) is planning to finally put the moves on his long-time friend, Karen (Jordan Ladd). They've rented a cabin in the remote woods where they're going to party and get into. What plot there is revolves around a post-graduation bash for five college students. And that's enough to make it worth watching for those who can stomach this sort of thing. This B-movie revels in its silliness, doing so with smarter humor than you'd expect (it ends with a gag of sorts). To be sure, the limited premise ensures that the film runs out of steam about halfway through. Jason" and "Jeepers Creepers 2" combined. Yet there's no other way to describe this low-budget, suspense-horror film, which manages to throw in more gore than the recent hits "28 days late. Yes, it seems like a bad pun to call "Cabin Fever," a horror movie about people being consumed by a flesh-eating disease, skin-crawling. ![]()
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