Cabin Fever
Jordan Ladd Actor , James DeBello Actor , Rider Strong Actor , Joey Kern Actor , Cerina Vincent Actor
MPAA Rating:
R
Contains:Adult Language,Substance Abuse,Sexual Situations,Gore,Watch With Your Teen
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Cabin Fever
Theatrical Release Date: 2003 09 12 (USA)
UPC: 031398110842
Studio: Lions Gate
MPAA Rating: R Contains:[Adult Language, Substance Abuse, Sexual Situations, Gore, Watch With Your Teen]
Summary: Five college buddies retreat to the woods for a little R & R and end up getting a horrific lesson in infectious disease in this low-budget shocker. Cabin Fever stars Rider Strong as the geeky Paul, who hopes to settle in around the campfire with his brash buds Jeff (Joey Kern) and Bert (James DeBello), and make the moves on the nubile-but-shy Karen (Jordan Ladd). Unfortunately, a wayward, forest-dwelling vagrant (Arie Verveen) stumbles into their lives, his skin badly desiccated by a mysterious virus. Fearing for their own lives, the quintet decide to do away with the man, with little success: He stumbles away from the campsite and into a nearby stream, where his disease quickly infects the local water supply. It isn't long before the oblivious co-eds get a taste of the man's illness, and in their desperation, each learns that he or she will stop at nothing to survive. Cabin Fever premiered at the 2002 Toronto Film Festival, where it was snapped up by Lions Gate for a fall 2003 release. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
Category: Horror
Awards: Producers Award – Independent Spirit Awards
Features:
ccDirector's Shorts: The Rotten Fruit
Five feature-length commentaries
"Beneath the Skin: The Making of Cabin Fever"
Family-Friendly Version
Pancakes!
Chick-Vision
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Cabin Fever
Format: DVD
Release Date: 01/20/2004
Audio: DD5.1 Dolby Digital 5.1, DS Dolby Surround (4.0)
Runtime: 92 Minutes
Sides: 1
Number of Discs: 1
Language(s) English
Subtitles: English,Spanish
Chapters:
Side #1 --
1. Infected Dog [3:56]
2. Paul Meets Dennis [3:25]
3. Old Man Cadwell [2:27]
4. The Cabin [3:09]
5. Squirrel Hunting [2:40]
6. Lenny Meads Bowling Alley Massacre [5:40]
7. Smoking With Grim [6:04]
8. Burn the Hermit [4:19]
9. The Hog Lady [3:20]
10. Deputy Winston [6:35]
11. What to Do... [3:54]
12. Red Love [3:27]
13. The Shed [1:48]
14. Bert Loses the Bet [4:54]
15. Karen Falls Apart [2:58]
16. Pancakes [1:12]
17. "It's Like Being on a Plane..." [5:44]
18. The Reservoir [2:12]
19. Leg Shaving [3:24]
20. "This Ain't Christian" [2:03]
21. Grim's Cave [1:39]
22. Venison a la Truck [1:16]
23. Winstons Underage Booze Party [3:33]
24. The Hospital [2:28]
25. "I Made It" [3:31]
26. Lemonade [2:14]
27. Credits [4:04]
Michael Hastings
The recipient of an inordinate amount of hype after a bidding war made it one of the hot buys at the 2002 Toronto Film Festival, Eli Roth's quickie horror comedy may be a notch sicker than the average studio shocker -- and righteously so -- but don't mistake its lame stabs at humor for anything resembling actual wit. Cabin Fever seems less like an homage to Night of the Living Dead and The Evil Dead -- as some critics have suggested -- and more like a facsimile of those films' many rip-offs. Although the laughs don't come from the Scream school of self-aware in-jokes, Roth still indulges in facile ironies. He can't zero in on what his script's horrific flesh-eating virus is supposed to represent: Fever's coed campers are sex-obsessed, but the film isn't about hormonal horror; and though the main characters are full of anti-outsider, anti-rural-bumpkin vitriol, the movie shares their classist, myopic point-of view. Of course, subtext wouldn't matter if the film were genuinely scary, but Roth consistently undercuts the suspense with disingenuous splatter and throwaway ethnic gags that would have seemed dated in 1981. As far as 2003 virus pictures go, there's no question Roth's is better than the big-budget debacle Dreamcatcher, but one need only look to Danny Boyle's shot-on-the-cheap offering 28 Days Later for proof of Cabin Fever's inadequacies. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
Cast and Crew:
Sam Froelich
Actor
Tommy Terrell
Actor
Hal Courtney
Actor
Jessica Masserman
Actor
Jeff Rendell
Actor
Richard Terrell
Actor
Philip Fox
Actor
Jeff Evans
Actor
Michael Harding
Actor
J.K. Godbold
Actor
Dalton McGuire
Actor
Adam Roth
Actor
Dante Walker
Actor
Heather Simmons
Actor
Matthew Helms
Actor
Noah Belson
Actor
Paige Hunter
Actor
Mark Morse
Actor
Matthew Schwarz
Actor
Glenn Weisberger
Actor
Richard Fullerton
Actor
Matt Cappiello
Actor
Dean Masserman
Actor
Nancy Neff
Actor
Jessica Shortkoff
Actor
Mike Hill
Actor
Shiloh Strong
Actor
Joe Adams
Actor
Brandon Johnson
Actor
Luke Blackwood
Actor
Darcy Jo Martin
Actor
John Neff
Actor
Shana Schwarz
Actor
Roy Wood
Actor
Jeff Hoffman
Actor
Robert Harris
Actor
Jay Aaseng
Actor
Donald Lee Hall Jr.
Actor
Jeremy A. Metcalf
Actor
Mark Schwarz
Actor
Christy Ward
Actor
Tim Parati
Actor
Gabriel Roth and the Mirrors
Actor
Evan Astrowsky
Actor
Jana Farmer
Actor
Doug McDermott
Actor
Cherie Rodgers
Actor
Gino Vincent
Actor
Richard Boone
Actor
Julie Childress
Actor
Dean Masserman
Actor
Michael Reardon
Actor
Bill Terrell
Actor
Rock
Actor
Randy Pearlstein
Screenwriter
Angelo Badalamenti
Composer (Music Score)
Nathan Barr
Composer (Music Score)
Lauren Moews
Producer
Sam Froelich
Producer
Eli Roth
Director
Eli Roth
Producer
Eli Roth
Screenwriter
Evan Astrowsky
Producer
Susan Jackson
Executive Producer
Jeffrey D. Hoffman
Executive Producer
Jordan Ladd
Actor
James DeBello
Actor
Rider Strong
Actor
Joey Kern
Actor
Cerina Vincent
Actor
Arie Verveen
Actor
Giuseppe Andrews
Actor
Eli Roth
Actor
Country: USA

