While staying at a remote cabin for a week-long vacation, a group of five college friends succumb to an infectious, flesh-eating disease.
A group of college friends rent a remote cabin in the woods for a vacation. Their trip quickly turns into a nightmare when they discover a flesh-eating virus is spreading through the local water supply. As the infection takes hold, paranoia and terror grip the group as they fight for survival against each other and the deadly disease.
The 2016 remake of 'Cabin Fever' was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics, who found it to be a pointless and uninspired retread of the original film. Audience reception was similarly poor, with many criticizing its lack of originality and excessive gore.
Google audience: Audiences largely panned the film, finding it to be a cheap imitation of the 2002 original. Common complaints included a predictable plot, unlikable characters, and a reliance on shock value over genuine scares.
This film is a direct remake of Eli Roth's 2002 film of the same name, with Eli Roth serving as a producer for this version.
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