Mocks slasher films while taking genre in a completely new direction
Cabin In the Woods is a great horror film. That’s because it takes all the stupid stereotypes of slasher films and mocks it while also adding an entire new element to the genre.<br /><br />It begins with five friends going to an isolated cabin in the woods. Along the way they run into a creepy old white man at a gas station who warns them about where they’re going. Then a trap door opens in the cabin they’re staying in and they decide to walk down them. Of course that leads to a group of killers going after them. These are all traditional tropes in serial killer films. The twist is that these are all purposely placed within the plot to laugh at them.<br /><br />The other major difference is that the friends are actually within a giant game. The people running it know these are ridiculous situations but it’s what they have to do because of the rules. For instance they talk to the creepy gas station owner and can’t help but laugh at him because he’s such a stereotype. There’s much more to that element which eventually takes over the plot and again plays upon all the things you would expect in a horror film.<br /><br />The film is really smart and fun and the ending is great. It really took the slasher movie in a completely unexpected direction.
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