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All of our articles are FREE to read and enjoy, without limits. Nightmare on Film Street is an independent outlet. It seemed like my mom was more disoriented than anything by the aggressive nature of these scenes. I thought that surely this would be a goldmine of uncomfortable mom content, but it pains me to say that for the most part, the sex scenes weren’t at all uncomfortable because they were just too fast, too loud, and too confusing. I know that premise alone doesn’t sound overtly sexy, but trust me when I say that Cabin Fever (2016) is an incredibly horny movie.
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Now as for the actual movie itself, Cabin Fever (2016) follows five college aged buddies as they embark on a vacation to a cabin in the woods, only to discover that there is a flesh eating virus ravaging all living things in the vicinity. And then the movie begins with the theme from The Shining which lead my mom to yell “how DARE they.” This did not bode well for our viewing experience. Peacock had lied to me and now I had to pay $3.99 to rent this garbage movie on Apple TV.
My efforts were derailed when after creating a Peacock account and selecting the title that read Cabin Fever (2016), with the cast list from Cabin Fever (2016) and the poster art for Cabin Fever (2016), we hit play only for it to be the 2002 original. I tried to combat the negativity by making some popcorn and cracking open some beer, I really tried to make an event of it. Already, my mom was angry and confused that she essentially had to watch the movie she didn’t like again. As a brief review, I fell asleep and my mom did not like it. In preparation for experiencing the remake, we chose to watch the original Cabin Fever. I would be remiss not to mention that my mother and I both started out our viewing of this movie already pissed off.
Will my mom like this? Read on and find out! For those who are blissfully unaware, the original Cabin Fever, co-written and directed by Eli Roth, came out in 2002, and a mere 14 years later it was time for this story to be revisited, with Roth back on board as co-writer (because they used the same script) and executive producer. However, the horror movie remake that I chose to subject my mom to this month does none of those things. A remake provides the wonderful opportunity to reimagine, or reinvent the plot, characters, and themes of a movie and updating it to speak to the current moment. This month at Nightmare on Film Street, we are celebrating the art of the horror remake. Be warned, we will be discussing a lot of plot spoilers but only so we don’t spoil a perfectly good evening with your folks. My hope is that this will work as a sort of guide for you to know when you should excuse yourself to refill the popcorn bowl and avoid the wrath of a disgruntled or disgusted parent. In this monthly column, I’m going to try and help you avoid that as much as possible. As beautiful as it is, I think we have all experienced moments so uncomfortable you wish the couch would swallow you whole.
Sharing movies with loved ones is a beautiful thing. Welcome to Will Mom Like This? an exploration into the trials and tribulations of sharing your favorite scary movies with family.
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