Gave it a 3 and I feel I'm being overly generous. All the characters were unbelievably stupid and all the -ists (sexist, homophobic, ableist, etc.) and incredibly selfish. They didn't act like they gave a damn about their friends, crushes, let alone anyone else.

Try not to laugh when the deer legs are coming through the window honking the car horn, haha.

I have to admit that the "Cabin Fever" series is somewhat of a guilty pleasure of mine. The first movie was one of the first horror films I ever saw when I was young, and it left a lasting impression on me. However, from today's perspective, the film isn't all that great, but it's still entertaining. The acting is weak throughout and the characters are all unlikeable, but at least the gore is sometimes satisfying. Furthermore, the film doesn't take itself too seriously, which I find appealing. "Cabin Fever" is no masterpiece, but at least it's an adequate B-horror movie.

I liked this! Just don't take it so seriously.

>“God damn it! What pancakes, you fuck?” I've alway been curious about this movie and was hoping that it was pretty scary. Little did I know this was Eli Roth's debut and it doesn't know if it wants to be horror, funny or straight up weird. Felt like I was almost watching a Twilight Zone episode.