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Yeah, ok I saw Cabin Fever least night and I have no idea what just happened. Could you answer me some questions if you know or have an oppinion?
1. Where'd the disease come from?
2. Whats with the "pancakes"?
3. Whats with all the biting from the kid?
4. Is everyone in the whole world ging to die?
5. Why was this peice of sheet released on DVD?
6. and why did I buy it?!
Cheers
1. Where'd the disease come from?
2. Whats with the "pancakes"?
3. Whats with all the biting from the kid?
4. Is everyone in the whole world ging to die?
5. Why was this peice of sheet released on DVD?
6. and why did I buy it?!
Cheers
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It was a poor excuse to use an excess of fake blood.
Rotten Fruits utterly rule an it is Eli Roth's ealier work.
Cabin Fever is a great movie.
Cabin Fever is a great movie.
How random are the Rotten Fruit episodes on the DVD!
Inappropriate.
Inappropriate.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Where the other girl is shaving her legs in the bath, and the skin if
> slicing away. YUCK!
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Just like in real life. ^_^
> Where the other girl is shaving her legs in the bath, and the skin if
> slicing away. YUCK!
*
Just like in real life. ^_^
Ms NY wrote:
> Wakka wrote:
> No it's not the same as the Thing. In the Thing the dog finds its
> way
> into an American camp in Antartica. The dog can take over lifeforms
> and turn them into 'Things'. So gradually it takes over just about
> everyone in the camp. I won't ruin it for you but it is a really
> good, scary film and you should see it now.
>
> Thought I already had seen it, but obviously not! Although the book
> is sitting on the shelf waiting to be read. Sounds goodgood.
It is very goodgood.
> Wakka wrote:
> No it's not the same as the Thing. In the Thing the dog finds its
> way
> into an American camp in Antartica. The dog can take over lifeforms
> and turn them into 'Things'. So gradually it takes over just about
> everyone in the camp. I won't ruin it for you but it is a really
> good, scary film and you should see it now.
>
> Thought I already had seen it, but obviously not! Although the book
> is sitting on the shelf waiting to be read. Sounds goodgood.
It is very goodgood.
Wakka wrote:
> No it's not the same as the Thing. In the Thing the dog finds its way
> into an American camp in Antartica. The dog can take over lifeforms
> and turn them into 'Things'. So gradually it takes over just about
> everyone in the camp. I won't ruin it for you but it is a really
> good, scary film and you should see it now.
Thought I already had seen it, but obviously not! Although the book is sitting on the shelf waiting to be read. Sounds goodgood.
> No it's not the same as the Thing. In the Thing the dog finds its way
> into an American camp in Antartica. The dog can take over lifeforms
> and turn them into 'Things'. So gradually it takes over just about
> everyone in the camp. I won't ruin it for you but it is a really
> good, scary film and you should see it now.
Thought I already had seen it, but obviously not! Although the book is sitting on the shelf waiting to be read. Sounds goodgood.
It's a very open-ended film, isn't it?
You don't know where it came from (not a problem - I mean, who knows where Ebola or AIDS came from?), and it doesn't really end, does it?
*** SPOILER ALERT ***
The bits that made me cringe most were:
Where the dog was chewing on the girl, then you realise she's still alive.
Where the other girl is shaving her legs in the bath, and the skin if slicing away. YUCK!
You don't know where it came from (not a problem - I mean, who knows where Ebola or AIDS came from?), and it doesn't really end, does it?
*** SPOILER ALERT ***
The bits that made me cringe most were:
Where the dog was chewing on the girl, then you realise she's still alive.
Where the other girl is shaving her legs in the bath, and the skin if slicing away. YUCK!
Ms NY wrote:
> Can't remember The Thing. It might not be the dog in Cabin Fever,
> because you never really pay attention to the beginning of a film
> until you watch it again, unless that's just me! :) But the dog, in
> Cabin Fever, was.. um.. dead, and cut open, then it just
> eroded away - I think. But can't remember why it was cut open.
>
> Sound the same?
No it's not the same as the Thing. In the Thing the dog finds its way into an American camp in Antartica. The dog can take over lifeforms and turn them into 'Things'. So gradually it takes over just about everyone in the camp. I won't ruin it for you but it is a really good, scary film and you should see it now.
> Can't remember The Thing. It might not be the dog in Cabin Fever,
> because you never really pay attention to the beginning of a film
> until you watch it again, unless that's just me! :) But the dog, in
> Cabin Fever, was.. um.. dead, and cut open, then it just
> eroded away - I think. But can't remember why it was cut open.
>
> Sound the same?
No it's not the same as the Thing. In the Thing the dog finds its way into an American camp in Antartica. The dog can take over lifeforms and turn them into 'Things'. So gradually it takes over just about everyone in the camp. I won't ruin it for you but it is a really good, scary film and you should see it now.
Can't remember The Thing. It might not be the dog in Cabin Fever, because you never really pay attention to the beginning of a film until you watch it again, unless that's just me! :) But the dog, in Cabin Fever, was.. um.. dead, and cut open, then it just eroded away - I think. But can't remember why it was cut open.
Sound the same?
Sound the same?
Isn't this inspired by Evil Dead?
I was thinking about getting it.
I was thinking about getting it.
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