#Cabin fever 3 movie
#Cabin fever 3 series

So this movie hardly qualifies as a 'must watch' in order to come full circle with the previous movies.

#Cabin fever 3 series

'Cabin Fever: Patient Zero' is not a groundbreaking movie in any sense, nor is it one that really brings anything new or anything that the 'Cabin Fever' movie series just wouldn't be the same without. Although, the movie just barely manages to sneak up on a 4 out of 10 stars rating. And that alone was enough to make the movie watchable. While there were really badly chosen scenes added to the movie, then the make-up team really worked magic, and there were some really nice effects on the people as they deteriorated. But it gets better it is between two deteriorating women, where once again this was highly unnecessary for the movie, especially when a massive sex toy was brought into the fight. There was a cat-fight scene, yep, that's right. But this is not the worst of things in the movie. The reader will enjoy the many plot twists and turns which surprise and intrigue.

Each is well defined and exude interesting characteristics, feelings, motivation and emotion. well, I am not going to give away spoilers here, but it was just ridiculous. Cabin Fever features a plethora of interesting, major and minor, protagonists and antagonists. I am thinking about the unnecessary oral scene in the movie that ended with. The original Cabin Fever was a great film, and paved the way. But, this is also where the aforementioned randy teenager part kicks in. Cabin Fever 3 is a bland, poorly constructed horror film that doesnt have anything going for it. While the storyline is adequate, and doesn't really bring anything new to the genre, then what makes the movie worth watching is the effects and seeing people deteriorate and basically come apart. While out hiking in the forest, Seamus returns to find a naked woman on his porch during a snow storm. His home in Cincinnati burned down, his girlfriend was almost killed, and his personal life is on hold. The story, roughly summarized, is about a group of people going out to what they believe is a quiet, secluded island to celebrate a bachelor party, but come to find a bunker-like building on the island, and inside are ghastly secrets. Financial crimes investigator Seamus McCree retreats to a cabin in MichiganвЂ™s Upper Peninsula for rest and solitude. The movie doesn't require you to have you brain on while watching, so just sit back and relax. The storyline was adequate, didn't really always make coherent sense, but it was enjoyable. Sure there were some nice moments here and there, but it was just like the entire movie was directed by a randy teenager. Well, while the other 'Cabin Fever' movies were entertaining, then 'Cabin Fever: Patient Zero' was just too much.