Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever (2009)

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

I'll tell you why so serious

Good concept, poorly executed.

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

This movie is absolute trash, don't waste your time on it! The storyline is weird, the acting is bad, the humor sucks, and there are some scenes that are OMG disgusting. Cabin Fever 2 is a low budget film, but I have seen plenty of other low budget films that are way better than this one. The story line does not really make a whole lot of sense either. It looks like whoever wrote the script for this movie just made up some weird garbage on the spot and another guy decided to make a movie out of it. If you are still hellbent on seeing this movie, make sure that kids are nowhere near the TV screen because the stuff is enough to disgust most grown adults. The people who made this movie had HORRIBLE TASTE!

There will be many who condemn Cabin Fever 2, and reject it to the shackles of B-movie apathy. And there will be a few who rejoice in this offbeat sequel's deliciousness and shenanigans. I am one of the latter. This horror-comedy is fun down to the last frame. They have the glum awkwardness, impulsive naivety and mixed up confusion of high school teenage angst down perfectly. And as for the semi-redneck cop? He's baaack. And, in case you didn't know, he's seen this kind of thing before (AKA Cabin Fever 1). There is a creative intelligence behind this movie, from the cartoon imbedded beginnings to the masterfully honed caricatures, to the straightforward, impeccable direction. Way better than Carrie (the new one), and supremely more funny. There have been a few Australian movies in the same vein, such as, "Who Loves Mandy Lane?" which is a bit of a sub-genre in the horror-comedy films--a kind of sadistic and gratuitous teenage eighties romp that is coming back round again. I loved cabin fever 2 because it is authentic, and does not pretend to be anything other than what it is, a campy regression into the heart of campy American cinema.

A high school prom faces a deadly threat: a flesh-eating virus that spreads via a popular brand of bottled water.Director Ti West has disowned this film, claiming that the producers had more to do with the final product than he did. Whether this is true or not, it is a wise call from West -- his career would look a lot worse if this was on his filmography alongside the amazingly good "House of the Devil" and more-than-decent "Innkeepers".I am glad Deputy Winston came back for continuity, and it was nice to have some cult actors like Larry Fessenden and Judah Friedlander appear. But overall, there just was no plot here, no characters to care about... just a bunch of oversexed kids with a flesh-eating virus on the loose...

The only good prom horror movie I can think of is Carrie, and thats the way it's gonna stay. I had no intention or interest to ever watch this film, the first one was bad, and this one looked plain stupid. Well I had a marathon of crappy movies on Net-Flix and ended up watching it. Sure it was entertaining enough, but that can't make it good. The characters were pretty much the same as any other movie about teenagers, the nerd, the jock bully, so on and so forth. The lead actress was horrible, and a bad casting choice by the director, then again that doesn't surprise me. The police officer from the first film is back, and is the best character. The gore wasn't shocking, but definitely nasty. This film is meant to be bad and it succeeds, give it a watch if your looking for crude, mildly amusing garbage.