Watching "The Cabin in the Woods" For The First Time!
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Original Movie: The Cabin in the Woods
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The more horror movies you've seen, the more you'll get out of this movie.
Yeah
I think people who are into SCP stories will like this too
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I like how it took all the tropes and turned it upside down
The whole movie is a metaphor for horror audience’s..We the audience are the Ancient ones & the dumbing down and changes of the characters to fit the usual stereotype audiences expect to see in horror films(atleast more at the time this was made)
Mr. "I don't believe it until I see a body" immediately fell for Marty dying. Ha!
the best was that when this movie came out it wasn't marketed as a comedy. it was one of those movies that was kind of a surprise with the twist and was really enjoyable going in blind and finding yourself laughing
Exactly. . .and I am pretty bummed he had that aspect spoiled. 😒
It kinda backfired for me and my uncle because we expected a straight up horror film and we were pretty disappointed. Now of course I think the film is hilarious but at the time I didn't expect it to be a comedy.
fun fact: marty was way more jacked than chris during filming, so he had to wear hoodies all the time in order for chris to be the 'atheltic' one
Can confirm Marty is ultra instinct shaggy and he’s hiding 12 pack abs under those baggy hoodies
This is my favorite fact!!! The producers thought it didn’t make sense for the lazy stoner to be more ripped than the actual jock. Lol
Isn't that because the actor who played him also played that one guy from 300 who does the narration? Still ripped from that movie i guess
@@TheTombree David Wenham played in 300. Also Faramir from LOTR, and the monk guy in Van Helsing.
Marty was played by Fran Kranz.
@@cosesu8929 ahh yea thats where i saw him before thanks.
I am 54 years old, I have been a horror fan for just about my entire life. When I saw this movie for the first time I had low expectations, afterwards it quickly became one of my all-time favorites. This movie is a love letter to horror fans.
Same for me.
54th like from me though 😅
Yes! Joss Whedon is a genius.
IDK if you've seen it but watch Tucker & Dale Vs Evil, it's hilariously gory
“We have had a doozy of a day” 😂 Agreed, Tucker & Dale is a gem.
That movie is fucking genius.
Totally also recommend "Tucker & Dale Versus Evil"
Ditto!!
All I can say is he's crackling like a log .
First off, this movie was also a commentary on us as the gods who want to be entertained by the suffering of people in horror movies.
Secondly, if you like this, you should also watch the movie "Final Girl." It's another commentary horror film with some comedy that comments on 80s horror movie tropes. Plus since you've seen "The Last Action Hero," it's also right up your alley.
Yeah they took the elements from Friday The 13th and made it into something amazing for horror fans
@@funnyclown2514 and so much more like Evil Dead and all those monsters represented so many horror films.
@@TheMovieProfessor01 Oh yeah.
What streaming service has “Final Girl?”
@@notyouraveragebear9326 I think Hulu. I saw it in theaters and it felt more fun in the theaters.
This movie is the perfect satire of horror movies, it tries to explain all the nonsense and illogical choices characters do in other horror movies. That's why it's so brilliant, after looking a this you can watch at other movies and think, perhaps they just split up cause they got chemicals in them by the producers or something. The more "Cabin in the woods" tries to explain other horror movies, the more voluntarily ridiculous it becomes. It's making fun at the nonsense in OTHER horror movies. The movie in itself doesn't make a lot of sense but that's kinda the point.
Fun fact: The reason why the japanese succeeded in 98 was because of the RIng (The Original Japanese version). it is a little nod to that film. Also the monitor with failed, Stockholm and Rangoon, the screens are showing 2 different movies, Stockholm is the ending of Dante's Peak and Rangoon is a scene from Godzilla 1998
Woman at the end was Sigourney Weaver, who played Ripley in Alien in case you wanted to know ✌️
i really like Sigourney in the villain role, shes badass when she is ^^ like in Chappie
Who ever told you about this movie having comedic elements did you a disservice. This movie is best experienced by going into it completely unaware of what to expect.
The Cabin In The Woods was made in such a way that it could basically have all horror movies take place in the same universe. Stranger Things, Walking Dead, Halloween, Alien, The Thing all that. Could very well be created by these people in order to make sacrifices.
One of my favorite movies of the last 10 years! Love the comedy, the fact the kids are actually likable, the deconstruction of the genre and the last 15 minutes
That's Joss Whedon for ya. That man can write a good story.
@@bethechangebevegan853 when he's not doing justice league, yes😂
@@mrknowhere6457 To be fair, he didn't write Justice League, he just got brought in to Frankenstein together some sort of sub-2hr movie halfway through production.
The dad from stepbrothers is a good actor and damn hilarious too
I worked in a theater when this came out. The trailer was just a straight forward "Cabin in the Woods" horror film. There was nothing about the people in the control room in the previews. So when I sat down to screen the film the night before it released I was panicked cause I thought we'd gotten the wrong film!
Man Chris Hemsworth didn’t need to go out like that but I gotta admit I kinda giggled at that.
It was the funniest death for him,ngl.
Don't forget the film was shot lonnnng before its release (before Star Trek, Chris' official blockbuster debut), Chris was just a young Australian upcoming star having done only teensoap in his country. MGM wanted to have him as one of its young stars, so they hired him for CitW and their Red Dawn remake... When MGM went bankrupt both films' release were put on hold. Chris shot Star Trek AFTER, BUT it was released WAY BEFORE. Both films were eventually bought by Lions Gate, but, to avoid alienating Chinese audiences, they had to spend LOTS of money to change the invaders in Red Dawn, from Chinese to Koreans.
In the end, RD bombed and CitW did little money (they didn't know how to sell it) despite being release once Chris had become a bonafide star.
It was actually filming his heroic speech that got him the role of Thor. Whedon must have already been in talks with Disney about the Avengers because he and Goddard say in the commentary that when looking at the dailies for his speech they were like "get Marvel on the phone, we found him" (even tho b/c post production hell Thor came out first I think). Hemsworth was called over for like an audience on a Thursday or something and when he returned to shoot on Friday they were like "so are you gonna still talk to us after your famous?"
Something I heard somewhere was that, this movie could represent us as the viewers watching horror movies. With the dumb horny girl, the jock, the main character, the guy who is suspicious of everything and the other guy who could any rase kinda. And at the end is supposed to be us (the hand) the brings the movie down because it doesn't go as the traditional horror movies go as.
The Latin that Dana reads from the diary is: "Dolor supervivo caro. Dolor sublimus caro. Dolor ignio animus." It means: Pain outlives the flesh. Pain raises the flesh. Pain ignites the spirit
This movie is best appreciated if you've watched horror movies your whole life... and you know where they took all the tropes and cliches and "creatures/monsters/evil entities" from to make this homage to dozens of classic horror movies. They even filmed in the cabin from the classic Evil Dead.
I really liked this, plays with all the tropes but has an actual story behind all the shit that goes down. I liked that they had a sort of “twist” that many of these movies don’t bother with.
You should watch Kill Count to see how much work went into this movie (and just to watch it in general because it's awesome). Every monster had to be carefully CGI-ed, being aware of scale and location in relation to the other monsters. Some shots took days to make, only to appear on a monitor in the background. A script line that said only "Chaos on every screen" meant that they had to make entire sets and shoot scenes just for tiny monitors. I think the director said it was his first time directing and he didn't know any better so he tried to do everything he'd always wanted just in case he never directed again.
I never realized how often you say 'you know what I mean' lol. Should totally be a drinking game. Love you primate! 🙂😁
Saw this movie by accident and it turned out to be one of my favorite movies (top 15) ever!!! Fookin' brilliant twists in this!
That's Joss Whedon for ya
The purge button that set the monsters loose was the self-destruct
If you liked this movie you should watch Escape Room or The Platform. Both are crazy movies
The Platform is so fantastic!
Guess I'll watch the platform then!
Hey! Like that movie. Friends and I randomly watched it one day
If you haven't seen Jaws please watch Jaws it is one of the few but one of my all time fav horror movies
Anyone else chronically reminded of the game 'Until Dawn' whilst watching this?
The being dragged off screaming, the hands smashing through windows, the set up and being filmed, hiding in the basement, appeasing some kind of ancient curse/God, the almost outdoors ca-noodling? Urgh, makes me want to replay it.
All they need is one giant game of Granny's Footsteps to round it all off.
If anyone here is a fan of horror games and liked this film, I 100% recommend you play 'Until Dawn', if you haven't. Great game.
Joss Whedon ( Avengers , Firefly , Buffy ) co-wrote this which is why it`s so good .
You mean it's good in spite of him
The show Angel was the best.
He also co wrote that movie SPEED
@@HABO2210 I agree. He's a terrible writer these days.
I love the Left 4 Dead video game cameos.
Tank, boomer and witch in the boxes.
I was curious about the Latin. Her pronunciation is a little strange, but I think she's saying, "Dolor supervivo caro, dolor sublimis caro, dolor igneo animus." which is something like, "I survive the pain of the flesh, the pain of the sublime flesh, the pain of the fiery soul."
I just want to thank you for mentioning this movie is from 2011. I mean you could've just as easily said it was from 2012 since that's when it was released in US theaters, but beforehand it was screened at a film festival at the very tippy end of '11. What's more, it was actually supposed to come out in early 2010, but the studio that was originally going to release it decided not to for whatever reason.
You should watch “what’s eating Gilbert grape”
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Haha no, they do NOT stream it online. If ANYBODY got wind of what was happening, the rituals around the world wouldn't work. When they said "we aren't the only ones watching" and "gotta keep the customers entertained", they were referring to the old ones, the sleeping ancients. The whole purpose of the rituals, of the sacrifices, was to appease the _ancients,_ by giving them what they wanted. The entire, expensive, elaborate setup was all for their benefit, to keep the gods sleeping.
and the best part is that the Old Ones symbolize the viewers.
The actor who plays Markus in Detroit become human is part of the main cast.
10:35 that's a Hellraiser reference, I highly recommend
“We haven’t had a glitch since 98”.. the movie the faculty cane out in 98 and the students won against the aliens
I feel like this movie is more Sci-Fi/Horror than a Comedy/Horror. The whole film shows that it is possible to beat the game as every other sacrifice defeated their game. This movie has so much content and is such a good example of subverting expectations.
If your looking for some movies that completely mess with your mind with like big twists, you should watch Saw or Shutter Island, both of these movies were great and seems like something you might enjoy.
Both!!
I love how this movie explains the stupid decisions made in every other horror movie.
You should do the Underworld series. It has like Vampires and Lycans in it.
yes much better vampire/werewolf than any of that ridiculous twilight series.
We never speak about the twilight movies. Because to quote Nick Knight from the TV series Forever Knight. Who is a vampire detective in it he stats he doesn't tan or burn in sunlight I implode .
This movie is straight fire, dope concept, the ending was insane
They filmed this movie in 2009, was going to be released in 2010, but MGM filed for bankruptcy, until it was finally released in 2012.
I'm so jumpy and scared easily, but surprisingly I watched a number of horror movies😂 Some of my favorite are Evil dead 2013, Ready or not, The Others, World war Z.
I love how the monsters look in this film - the CGI & practical effects are amazing, not to mention the acc monster designs 20:54.
I would've loved to see a monster hunter TV show where ppl track down & either contain or kill these kinds of monsters, i.e. similar to:
→ Supernatural
→ Grimm
→ Charmed
→ Buffy the Vampire Slayer
→ Legends of Tomorrow
→ Van Helsing (2004)
→ The Mummy (2017), specifically the organisation Prodigium
→ Hellboy
→ The Last Witch Hunter
→ Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters
→ Blade, etc.
My favorite horror movies are The Shining, Nightmare On Elm Street, Jaws (It’s technically a thriller but I like to think it’s horror as well because it’s about a shark eating people.) and Psycho
Wait, Jaws is a thriller🌚I swear I’ve seen scenes from it so many times as A KID. I thought it was just a shark movie
@@esmegigigenevievesqualor6029 It's got horror vibes in it but yeah Shark movies have become their own genre when Jaws came out.
@@funnyclown2514 yah I mean even if they aren’t horror or thriller movies, I don’t mess with that stuff cause I’m already a tiny bit scared of the ocean😬
I'm glad you had fun with this one. It's one of my favourite horror movies. Whedon did an excellent job. Once you've seen some classic horror movies, come back to Cabin in the Woods, you'll be able to identify lots of references ;)
Also, imagine Spock in that final scene: "The needs of the many..." ;)
so many horror movies here, resident evil , scream, the ring, the cube, and what the hell ever XD . never expected this, i thoughed this is like a normal classic horrror type sh*t , but nope ... :D
A brief cameo by Sigourney Weaver as the Director
I recommend Girl with all the Gifts, which is a zombie movie.
Arachnophobia - if you can bear it
Night of the Creeps
They Live
Evil Dead (there are a lot of references to that in this movie)
Or THEM from 1954. It's one of those movies from the classic black and white Creature Features.
This movie was the biggest "FUCK YOU!" to every other horror movie ever and I LOVED it 🤘🏻🖤
The actor as the werewolf and the merman is Zeus from Army of the Dead.
When you realize that some of the horror films you love are snuff films to save the world, lol. I love this movie, I remember seeing it at the theatre
There's a theory like these people controlled all horror movies being made
A good horror moovie to check out is Henry: Portrait of a serial killer ( 1986 ). It doesn't get anywhere near the attention it deserves.
Dude loved your reaction plus its the first time i saw the hand come threw the cabin in the end i always saw it or thought i saw it coming threw the building the stoner and virgin were in also everyone loves the stoner more then any other characters including me!!
Hard to recommend if you've been a horror fan. Going with something obscure.. i would say "Behind the mask. The rise of Leslie Vernon". Very unique concept. Using a more familiar franchise to describe it. Its like A film crew shows up at crystal lake on Friday the 6th. And hangs out with Jason Voorhees. To document final preparations for his big night.
It really shows how much prep work is involved with being a successful slasher.
take a shot everytime he says "you know what I mean?" lol.
I was never upset by the ending, mankind has come so far and evolved that these hellgods can suck on some abuse.
You should check out 1991's The People Under the Stairs. It's directed by Wes Craven who did the first Nightmare on Elm Street movie and all the Scream movies. It also has Ving Rhames in it who you know (and love) from the Mission Impossible movies.
Love people under the stairs
The 'reboot' of Evil Dead that came out in...i think 2013? It was incredible.
this movie’s more meta than a straight comedy
I agree with one of your commenters that 'Dale and Tucker vs Evil' would be a great one to check out
One of the best horror movies of that decade
The way I see it, this movie is a commentary on horror movies, or horror genre as a whole.
We, as horror movie goers, are the gods in this world. There are rules regarding how this world (horror genre) works and if we are not constantly satisfied, our wrath will destroy this world. (We all know how far fans can go.)
This movie first premiered in December 2011 at Butt-Numb-A-Thon in Austin, TX. It didn't actually make a full US release until April 2012, almost a full year after the first Thor movie came out, so most people consider this to be a 2012 movie.
Thanks for watching this movie I really appreciate it, I watched this movie a while back called you might be the killer it has Marty in it, i think you’ll enjoy it.
As a massive horror fan, I loved this films take on the whole horror genre. It's honestly one of my favourite films
Yea Joss Whedon is amazing
This whole movie is a metaphor. We are the ancient gods who need to be pleased by blood sacrifice of these people that we watch. The people behind the computer are the directors and the script writers. Then the people that were watching is the main characters are the actors who have to go through the pain that we want to see. The blood that we desire to have
Watched this back in the day but watching it now 🤯
bruh Fridays be dry af till the boi drop a new reaction
Marty was like "Don't read the Latin"
and the rest were just like "we're gonna read it anyway" **facepalm of stupidity**
You should watch the Final Girls - it’s another great riff on horror movies! A total fave!!!!
After this movie I recommend watching the movie. Behind the Mask the Rise of Leslie Vernon. It is a nother movie that truly pays homage to horror movies. With small horror movie references though out the entire movie. Like names, props an movie scene references. From horror movies like Psycho,The Toolbox muders, Pet Cemetery, Hellraiser, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th,The Shining and Poltergeis. It's done mostly in a mockumentary Style so humer ,scares stuff like that. Think Scream but Behind the Mask the Rise of Leslie Vernon. Is from the killers point of view it even has some horror icons in it. I will say this one because the movie doesn't hide it but Robert Englund. Is in it because he loved the script an the direction the movie went in. But other Horror icons appear in the movie.
This movie has much Evil Dead and Scream influence.. The movie is very Meta. The monsters in the climax are a reference to Aliens, Strangers, Pennywise the.Clown Black Lagoon creature, the Unicorn reminds me of the movie Legend, Giant Snake is a reference to me movie Anaconda, the Chainsaw head is a reference to Hellraiser Pinhead, the Zombies they conjured is a Evil Dead reference, the Japanese spirit trying to kill the kids is a reference to the Japanese Ring movies or Ringu films and the Japanese Ju-on movies or Grudge movies. The Ancients are a reference to the audience that loves Horror movies.
"WE" ARE THE "GODS" IN THIS!!!
THE "SACRIFICES" ARE TO US MOVIES THAT KEEP US HAPPY AND CONTENT!! THE 98 MISHAP WAS A REFERENCE TO THE MOVIE "THE FACULTY" THAT CAME OUT IN 98 AND WAS UNIVERSALLY PANNED DUE TO IT "NOT FULFILLING THE SACRIFICES PROPERLY"!!
If you want Halloween style horror movies check out the original Black Christmas, The Burning, A Bay of Blood, Torso, Stage Fright, Madman, Sleepaway Camp, Pieces, and The Prowler
Love this movie such a unique idea
O shit, half way through watching this I was confused. I was thinking of the movie Cabin Fever the whole time. lol
Drinking game for your friends: every time you say "you know what I mean" they have to drink.
At the cubes you can see some of the Left 4 Dead special infected
An underrated masterpiece...
PERIOD !
It was co-written an produced by Josh Whedon, explaining why there are so many actors from his shows. Jesse Williams, playing Holden was a main character in Grey's Anatomy.
AND, although the movie was released in 2011, he was actually shot à few years before, but its release was postponed because of its production Studio (MGM) bankruptcy... it was later bought by Lions Gate.
When I watched this I laughed so hard at the motorcycle jump scene that it startled my cats. I really dislike hearing the stoner speak and kept hoping he'd die.
15:18 yes that was the only thing that jumped scared me aswell
well the main influence that Cabin in the woods had is Evil dead so maybe start with that. Hereditary and Midsommar are good newer horror movies. If you haven't seen Parasite either I would HIGHLY recommend it although its not really a horror movie like the others
Mordecai's warning went 2-ways, to the kids and to the scientists. He was ignored by both, to their respective sorrows 😛
If you need more horror, and if you haven't, you should check out Shutter (2008). It had an amazing twist at the end.
You should check out Dog Soldiers (2002) made by Neil Marshall the same guy who made The Descent (2005), Doomsday (2008) & Hellboy (2019)
This film is meant to be a commentary of 80’s Horror film tropes, inspired by Evil Dead, Friday the 13th and other films.
My favorite theory is that they messed up from the start because the girl was the fool and Marty was the virgin.
That last Halloween good the 2018 one
"The Others" with Nicole Kidman!!!! so good.
also "Ju-on", the japanese original of The Grudge.
I highly recommend The Evil dead, Hellraiser, Texas Chainsaw, and for newer horror Hereditary, Don't breathe, The Babadook and It follow. Ty the blockbuster guy recommends all these for the spooky season coming up
Yea this movie is crazy. And I love it for that. There is a similar satire movie on horror/slasher movies that is not that well known. It's called "Behind the mask - The Rise of Leslie Vernon". But you might enjoy that a lot more if you have watched the classic Halloween / Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street movies.
Also - if you want to get into horror films, I always recommend movies like Jacobs Ladder, Silent Hill or the first Saw movie which are a little bit different to the classic haunted house stuff and more interesting in my opinion. Keep it up, Primate! : )
I feel like everyone went into this movie with no expectations and left loving it because it’s the unexpected
React to Gone Girl please. It’s a psychological thriller.
If you're up for something a little more old school and feel like maybe doing a two parter, go back to 1980 for another (maybe not so.. lol) fondly remembered Step[hen King adaptation, in Tobe Hooper's two part mini series SALEM'S LOT.
You should watch “the beach” with Leonardo decaprio
One of my fav horror movies.
There’s The Conjuring Series, the Insidious movies, and Hereditary (a stand-alone film)