Romero‘s long-lost The Amusement Park from the 1970s, bringing it to their streaming service. Just about one year ago, Shudder unearthed George A. The film was produced by Evan Astrowsky, Christopher Lemole and Tim Zajaros, and was executive produced by Roth, Cassian Elwes, Jerry Fruchtman, Peter Fruchtman and Ike and Jaclyn Suri.
IFC Midnight is behind the new Cabin Fever, which is a near word-for-word remake Travis Z’s take is from a screenplay by Eli Roth & Randy Pearlstein (based on a story by Roth).īack in March Roth said he was “blown away” by the remake.
What’s surprising are the ingenious new deaths, which offer a fresh spin on a horror-comedy milestone.” This story is familiar: fresh out of college, a group of five friends retreat to a remote cabin in the woods for one last week of partying- only to become snacks for a gruesome, flesh-eating virus. “ Executive producer Eli Roth presents this reboot of his instant classic gorefest, which features all new characters and all new kills. In Roth’s 2002 film, Paul (Rider Strong) hallucinates an operating rabbit that’s a duel homage to Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. “But, what we did do was create a few great bread crumbs and easter eggs through out the film for the true fans to spot and enjoy.” “We had long talks about changing this and changing that, then the other producers and I read the original and realized, ’this script is still f’in amazing…’ “This film is actually a proper remake, we re-shot the same script Eli Roth and Randy Pealstein wrote,” Astrowsky told us.
The latest shot, above, gives a wink and a nod to Roth’s original, which Producer Evan Astrowsky teased when he spoke to Bloody Disgusting last. We also shared the below image from the redo of Eli Roth’s 2002 film of the same name, this time starring Gage Golightly, Matthew Daddario, Samuel Davis, Nadine Crocker, and Dustin Ingram. Not recommended, even if you have absolutely nothing else to watch.We broke the news a few weeks ago that Travis Z’s Cabin Fever remake will be releasing in limited theaters and on Digital HD February 12th, just in time for Valentine’s Day. If you didn't believe Eli Roth was a hack before, you certainly will after watching this mess. It's just basic in almost every way, and really is a waste of resources.
CABIN FEVER ORIGINAL MOVIE
The movie was limited in its vision, and toning down the gore does a disservice to everything that was good about the original film. Honesty, I have seen found-footage films with better acting than what some of these no-talents pulled off. Worst part of it all? Save for a few of the actors, the performances were atrocious. This movie doesn't even try to be original in its retelling of the film, as the same basic set-up (and even some of the dialogue) has been reused and recycled to ill-effect. But everything from the acting to the gore has taken a considerable hit with this remake as to effectively make it Cabin Fever-lite. Had it been Evil Dead-remake caliber, we would have been in for something special. It does nothing new, different or even remotely better than the admittedly average original.
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