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2011
The Cabin in the Woods is a 2011 science fiction comedy horror film directed by Drew Goddard in his directorial debut, produced by Joss Whedon, and written by Whedon and Goddard. It stars Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Richard Jenkins, and Bradley Whitford. The plot follows a group of college students who retreat to a remote cabin in the woods where they fall victim to…
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The Cabin in the Woods Five friends head out for a weekend in a remote house deep in the forest, unaware that a group of technicians with an unknown purpose is monitoring them through cameras and subjecting them to a deadly test. A 2012 thriller that, truth be told, made quite an impact at the time. Deservedly so? I believe yes. Although it starts from a fairly familiar premise, it managed to be original and bring s…More
Source The Cabin in the Woods was released in 2011 I was not sure to watch it since it look too tech for a horror movie but damn it was such a great movie, at least in my opinion because its not that kind of horror movie that scares you to death and has some connection to reality as everything is part of a show, literally a show, and gotta say this is one of those movies that completely twist everything you think yo…More
Source ENGLISH >Cabin in the Woods is considered one of the most brilliant horror films of all time, and although I feel that in the current scene there are many more interesting and experimental alternatives, the irony of the matter is that Drew Goddard's film largely contributed to this. Source The reason? Apply the concept of deconstruction in the best possible sense, taking something as generic and familiar as t…More
As an entry for the What's the best horror movie you've ever seen contest I couldn't decide easy on which movie to pick. I love the Horror genre and because of that I've seen many, many horror movies and is hard to see one that really surprises me or scares me, I'm the kind of people that with my friends play to predict what will happen, who would the masked killer be, how the curse would end, how the demon started…More
Terror movies have been decaying in quality and becoming mediocre for years, there are really few productions that manage to develop an atmosphere that really frightens and causes a psychological suspense capable of trapping us by the way it twists our senses, making us really react to dark and gloomy scenes. They have gone so far down that they are for my simple films generally made to raise money, nothing more. Ho…More
For anyone out there that has seen their fair share of horror flicks, particularly ones from the 80's that all seemed to have certain frustrating elements in them, The Cabin in the Woods is a brilliant homage to the art. source While not purely a comedy, The Cabin in the Woods certainly does have its comedic moments but they are more subtle than simply having one liners. The lengths they go to in order to slip certa…More
Dear steemians, followers, movie lovers. We have now come to part 8 of GOOD horror movies that you must see, im writing this so you dont have to look long for finding good ones, and dont have to watch 10 bad to find that 1 good. Therefore I will here write about the GOOD Horror movies that you simply must see if you like to get a little scare. The recommended one today is: The Cabin In The Woods IMDB: Gives this a s…More
