I don't care what anyone says about Eli Roth being a bad director. Cabin Fever, and Hostel 1&2 were great movies. But everything seemed to go downhill since he directed The Green Inferno. I hate to think that he's lost his passion for filmmaking. I hope he bounces back and starts making good films again.
"Cabin Fever" was great? That's news to me. While it has some positive elements -- like Cerina Vincent, the North Carolina backwoods cinematography, a couple of amusing parts and the end-credits song -- it's not horrifying at all because it's pretty much a big joke, although it's sometimes gruesome, if that's your thang. Meanwhile the overkill cussing of the protagonists gets old real quick (please notice I said "overkill").
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Good answer. The flick obviously has its fans & points of interest and that can't be taken away from it. I've seen it 2-3 times (because I own the DVD); it just turned me off for some reason. It's decidedly black humor and I suppose you just have to roll with it to 'get' it and appreciate it.