Cabin in the Woods

[Tyler]

I don't think Evil Dead II juggles the horror/comedy feel very well. I prefer the straight horror feel of the first film and the full-on slapstick tone of Army of Darkness.

[Proofpoochie]

I don't think Evil Dead II juggles the horror/comedy feel very well. I prefer the straight horror feel of the first film and the full-on slapstick tone of Army of Darkness.

I don't think the first one works well as horror film. I always thought the poor acting and script were because the film was trying to be bad.

[SoleMan]

I don't think Evil Dead II juggles the horror/comedy feel very well. I prefer the straight horror feel of the first film and the full-on slapstick tone of Army of Darkness.

I don't think the first one works well as horror film. I always thought the poor acting and script were because the film was trying to be bad.

That's why it got popular right? It was supposed to be a serious movie, but it was soooo bad that people couldn't stop laughing at it. Then they did they sequel as a joke, and Army of Darkness was actually a real movie, right? That's the story I heard, anyway.

[Tyler]

Eh I don't think that's it either. Personally I like the DIY quality of the movie.

[The One and Only]

If MGM, the studio behind Cabin In The Woods, hadn't gone through bankruptcy, the movie would've been adapted into an expansion pack for Left 4 Dead 2. True story, ask the director.http://www.joblo.com/horror-movies/news/cabin-in-the-woods-almost-got-left-4-dead

[Mugendude26]

I wonder if they would of used the actual monsters from the film instead of the regular infected for the facility portion of the level.

[Proofpoochie]

Such an awesome movie. Have seen it five times now.

[SoleMan]

I don't know if I would sit through it again (None of the Jokes would be fresh) but it was probably the best movie I've seen this year. (I mean, I liked the Avengers but...this was better)

[Hellspawn28]

I think Cabin in the Woods was a sleeper hit of this year since it did okay at the box office. This, Dredd and ParaNorman are the films that I wish more people saw in theaters.

[mecha-gino]

Okay so I've gone and FINALLY saw this film and it's good. Not the greatest horror film of all time and I kind of disagree with this one person saying it's the watchmen of horror movies but still good.

I didn't like the ending but I liked it when all the monsters got out however am I the only one who was dissapointed that there were no monster fights? Also I didn't really find the comedy that funny and the only real funny thing I can think of was when Chris Hemsworth crashed and burned.

I liked a lot of the creature designs but I wish we could of gotten an explanation for them and more on the gods, like are they actual gods or Lovecraft gods? But yeah, liked it but not the ending.

[BudmaVampiricKaiju]

Very surpiseing movie! I wont ruin it for anyone who hasn't seen but...it seemed more like a dark comedy then anything. Also the unicorn part was great as well as the merman scene.

[spinzilla]

I did an entire 10 page paper on "A Cabin in the Woods" for a film studies class. It's a smart film. In my opinion it's the best horror effort in years, even though it practically morphs into the Scifi genre by the end of the film.