Cabin Fever

[Nick M]

Rented it.

What a cornball movie! :roflmao:

The gore is so fake its downright hilarious. Has the prerequisite naked chick along with guns. I thought the actors were well chosen, and some scenes had me laughing, especially the ending. This was one of those movies where at the end you wonder how this was ever produced and distributed to the masses. What executive authorized it's production?

I think my exact words were, "What the $#@&"?!
Worth a rent for a good laugh I guess...

:2: out of :5:

[NMyTree]

I thought it was hilarious. I really enjoyed this movie.

Granted, I have a feeling the Director and Producer had no idea they were creating a "Horror"/Comedy, but I laughed a lot and found it hilariously shlocky.

[Andrew Pratt]

There's some nice guns indeed in that movie :yesnod:

[George Bellefontaine]

Yeah, it was good for a laugh.

[NMyTree]

Nice guns are an important factor in this movie :B :B

[Gordon Moore]

Granted, I have a feeling the Director and Producer had no idea they were creating a "Horror"/Comedy, but I laughed a lot and found it hilariously shlocky.

It was all quite intentional from what I've read. Oh I'd personally give Cabin Fever a solid 3.5 out of 5. It was good fun.

This was one of those movies where at the end you wonder how this was ever produced and distributed to the masses. What executive authorized it's production?

Lions Gate picks their winners.
This was a Toronto Film Festival favorite and was well endorsed by Peter Jackson. The schlocky 80's feel was intentional due to the director's early influences.

Hmm, let's see, according to Boxoffice Mojo:

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=cabinfever.htm

Production Budget: $1.5 million
Est. Marketing Costs: $12 million

Domestic Total Gross: $21,158,188

Worldwide: $30,553,394
Opening Weekend: $8,633,585

I'd say that executive probably got a promotion :B

[NMyTree]

It was all quite intentional from what I've read. Oh I'd personally give Cabin Fever a solid 3.5 out of 5. It was good fun.

Lions Gate picks their winners.
This was a Toronto Film Festival favorite and was well endorsed by Peter Jackson. The schlocky 80's feel was intentional due to the director's early influences.

Oh really? I didn't know that. I guess I should check out the Bonus Features or do some research, because I didn't know it was intentional :rofl: :rofl: :lol:

But it was a fun movie.

[Nick M]

Production Budget: $1.5 million
Worldwide: $30,553,394

WOW!
I didn't know it did that well! :rofl:

It was entertaining I guess (loved the old store keeper).
Just a little to corny for me though... :

[David Meek]

When you get a 200% return on your investment (counting marketing) your company will do good things for you. :yesnod: