Cabin Fever Page #4

Synopsis: The college friends Paul, Karen, Bert, Marcy and Jeff rent an isolated cabin in the woods to spend a week together. When they arrive, a man contaminated with a weird disease asks for help to them, but they get in panic and burn the man, who falls in the water reservoir and dies. The whole group, except Karen, makes a pact of drinking only beer along the week without knowing where the dead body is. When Karen drinks tap water and gets the disease, the group begins their journey to hell.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Eli Roth
Production: Lion's Gate Films
  2 wins & 12 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Metacritic:
56
Rotten Tomatoes:
63%
R
Year:
2002
93 min
$21,113,424
Website
2,102 Views


we could drive into town|and tell them what happened.

And that'll be that, right?

But you're gonna have|to watch me with the gun.

I'm not gonna go out there|with that f***ing dog around.

I need a bath.

Jeff's mom has|the stupidest ideas-

"Let's get a cabin."|So gay.

Hey.

Hey.

Sorry. I didn't mean|to wake you.

That's okay.

I think Marcy made some chili.

I'm not hungry.

All right, then.|I'll let you go back to sleep.

No, wait.

Stay.

- F***.

- Why did you stop?|- Would you shoot him already?

Don't stop.|Keep working!

- Shoot it!|- If it gets closer, I can hit it.

Just keep working!

Oh my God!

Sh*t!

Marcy!

She's got it! She's sick.

Oh no, she's|f***ing got it.

- Oh sh*t.|- I think I'm really sick.

Oh sh*t.|Stay in your f***ing bed!

- Bert, can you help me?|- Calm down.

No! Get the f*** out!|Everybody out!

- Just get the f*** out!|- Bert, please!

- Stay in your f***ing bed!

- I'm bleeding.|- Get the f*** out!

- Calm down!|- Can I go to the bathroom?

Listen, you b*tch!|Get the f*** in bed!

- Leave her alone!

- Leave her alone!|- F***ing b*tch!

- What the f*** is your problem?|- She's your f***ing friend!

She's sick!|She's not coming near me!

I'm doing this for you|and all you fucks!

- Don't leave me!|- Stop it!

- Bert, Bert... calm down.|- Oh God.

- Okay.

What?

F*** you, guys.

Karen, I'm sorry.|We just don't want to get it.

- I'm going to die in here.|- Paul: No, you're not.

Karen, please.|We're going to get help now.

- What about that guy's dog?|- Someone'll keep watch with the gun.

We'll bolt the door shut.

Somebody'll be out here.|We won't leave you alone.

I want to go home.

Ah!

- Ah!

Karen?

Karen.

Come on, Karen,|you've got to eat.

Let me know if you need|anything else, okay?

Okay?

Better close the door,|Marcy.

I don't want|to infect everyone.

- Oh God.|- What are you doing?

My friend...|she's very sick.

- You are very sick.|- Oh my God, I'm sorry.

- No, I'm-|- That's my wife in there!

My friend's dying!|We need a phone, please.

- Get the f*** off my property!

- Sh*t!|- Git!

Where have you been?

Did you find anyone?

Well, come on inside.|Marcy made chili.

Nobody's hungry?

- What if Karen used those bowls?|- Jesus! I washed them!

He's right. I'm not gonna eat|until we get back to town.

Jeff:
You know, any|of you guys could have it.

I know we checked, but I'm|not gonna sleep near you guys.

So go sleep in the car|and give us all a break.

The car?|That thing's a germ factory!

- I don't even want to ride in it!|- Calm down. I cleaned it.

- So why don't you sleep in it?|- Maybe I will!

You're right. We should|prepare our own meals.

Who am I? I'm melting!

I'm burning!

What's your problem?

You're gonna|burn down this place!

- What?|- You a**hole!

- F***ing prick!|- Marcy: Stop it!

- Jeff!|- Motherf***er!

Shut the f*** up!

Christ!

I can't take it anymore!

Just no more yelling.

We can eat alone,|we can sleep alone. Whatever.

We have to talk to each other.|We have to work together.

Bert, you just lost the bet.

Sh*t!

Okay, Karen, he's gone.

We're gonna stay out here|all night for you, all right?

Karen?

F***!

Come on, let's go, everybody.|Hurry up!

The Jeep's running.|Jeff, come on!

Come on, Karen.|We've got to go.

I think I've got a fever.

Let's go!

Come on, Jeff,|let's go!

Come on, motherf***er!

All right...|put her in the back.

I don't think|we should sit next to her.

F*** off!|Put her in the front, then.

No, I'm not driving|with her sitting next to me.

I'm driving.|Just get in the f***ing car.

Fine.

Paul:
Karen?

Karen, you okay?

- Marcy:
Oh God, Karen.

Marcy:
We've got to get her|to town. She's gonna die.

Paul:
|She's not going anywhere.

Come on.|You guys coming?

Are you nuts?|She just infected the car.

- I'll take my chances, man.|- I can't leave Karen.

- Bert, you don't look so hot.|- I don't feel so hot either.

But the longer we sit here,|the more she lies and rots!

How sick are you?|Did that old guy touch you?

This is f***ing horseshit!|Come on!

- Did he?|- F*** this, man!

Bert:
I'll get her|a f***ing doctor.

Marcy:
We should move her|back to the shed.

Oh God, she's bleeding again.

Don't move her.

It's okay, Karen.|We're gonna get help.

- Going somewhere?|- Anywhere but here.

Where the f*** do you think|you're going?

Jeff?

- Just let him go.|- Jeff!

Jeff!

Don't f***ing|come near me. Stop!

I don't want to get sick.|I don't want any of us getting sick!

But you two f***ers|insist on touching her!

Now she's bleeding|all over both you guys.

So you two can f***ing rot!|But not me!

No f***ing way!|Not me!

A**hole!

Oh sh*t.

We're all going to get it.

We're all going|to get sick...

and Jeff's in the woods|getting drunk.

Bert's going to get help.

Karen will be fine.|I promise.

It's like being on a plane

when you know|it's going to crash.

Everyone around you|is screaming and yelling,

"We're going down!|We're going down!"

All you really want to do

is grab the person next to you|and f*** the sh*t out of them

'cause you know you're|gonna be dead soon anyway.

- You don't use condoms?|- Don't worry. I'm healthy.

Oh f***!

Hello?

Somebody help! Hello!

What the hell|happened to you?

My friend, she's sick.

- You don't look so good.|- I know.

There's this disease.

I think all my|friends are getting it.

Do you know where|a hospital is around?

Yeah.

Stay right there.|Don't come any closer.

I'll get a doctor.

Bert:
Thanks.

Pancakes!

- Pancakes!|- No pancakes.

- Pancakes!|- No pancakes!

Dennis, I told you|to stay on the swing!

Dennis!

F***!

God damn it!|What pancakes!

Why did you come here?

Now look what you've done.

I just need a doctor, okay?

Look what you've done|to this poor boy!

- What has he done to you?|- I just need...

a f***ing doctor, man!

I already lost one boy.

I ain't losing another.

What if the doctors|can't fix my boy?

You get my boy sick,|it's the same as killing him.

- It's murder!|- What?!

You being sick,|that's your problem.

Now Dennis is sick,|that's my problem!

And if I get sick,|that's Lucille's problem.

So we got to stop|the problem.

We got to stop|the problem right now!

Fenster! Rifle!

F*** you, man!

There are some kids in a cabin.|They got a disease.

They just gave it to Dennis.

We'll need the kit.

Jesus, Paul,|you did a number on my back.

I'm gonna go find Jeff|and we're walking out of here.

- What about Bert?|- I can't wait for him.

- I have to get out of here.|- What about Karen? Paul?

- F***!

F***!

F***! F***!

Oh, f***!

Sh*t.

Up here!

Help me!

- Bert!|- They're coming for you.

- Who? The deputy?|- No, the guy from the store.

I knew these kids were trouble|the minute they stole from Cad.

Good God.

They're doing sacrifices|or something.

This ain't Christian.

Good night, f***er!

Got him.

Jeff!

Jeff! It's the water!

Wherever you are,|don't drink the water!

Hello?

Jeff?

Jeff!

Jeff?

F***!

So cheer up,|things will get better...

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Eli Roth

Eli Raphael Roth (born April 18, 1972) is an American film director, producer, writer, and actor. As a director and producer, he is most closely associated with the horror genre, first coming to prominence for directing the 2005 films Hostel and Hostel: Part II. As an actor, Roth's most prominent role has been as Donny "The Bear Jew" Donowitz in Quentin Tarantino's war film Inglourious Basterds for which he won both a SAG Award (Best Ensemble) and a BFCA Critic's Choice Award (Best Acting Ensemble). Journalists have included him in a group of filmmakers dubbed the Splat Pack for their explicitly violent and bloody horror films. In 2013, Roth received the Visionary Award for his contributions to horror, at the Stanley Film Festival. He directed the 2015 erotic thriller film Knock Knock and the 2018 action film Death Wish, a remake of the 1974 original. more…

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