The Cabin In The Woods (2012)

Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford, Kristen Connolly, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz

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Description: If you think you know this story, think again. From fan favorites Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard comes THE CABIN IN THE WOODS, a mind blowing horror film that turns the genre inside out.

Release Date: 4/13/2012

Genre: Horror

Studio: LionsGate Entertainment

Offical Website: http://www.discoverthecabininthewoods.com/

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Release Dates:

Country	Release Type	Date
United States	Theatrical Wide Release	4/13/2012
France	Theatrical Wide Release	5/2/2012
United Kingdom	Theatrical Wide Release	4/13/2012

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04/19 @ 11:32 AM

Writer, Director Drew Goddard Talks CABIN IN THE WOODS, CLOVERFIELD 2 and ROBOPOCALYPSE

Twitch was created because so many good little films fall through the cracks of fandom. When one of those movies is rescued from obscurity, or especially from studio politics or just plain because we get a little crazy around here. When one of those movies involves major contributions from Joss Whedon- well.... YEAH BABY!!!! IMO The Cabin in the Woods is indeed every bit as fun as you've heard. I got the chance to sit down with director and co-writer Drew Goddard who is tall, much better looking than me and a heckuva lot better at what he does. He's also impossible to hate and has a lot of insightful things to say about the life a writer in Hollywood. He's also, and this blew my mind...

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04/16 @ 10:45 AM

'Cabin In The Woods' Stars Talk Death Scenes

Spoiler alert: Bradley Whitford and Richard Jenkins speak to MTV News about filming horror flick. By Azia Celestino, with reporting by Kara Warner Fran Kranz, Chris Hemsworth and Anna Hutchison in "Cabin in the Woods" Photo: Lionsgate A group of teenagers visiting a remote cabin for a weekend getaway might seem like a predictable setup for a horror movie, but "The Cabin in the Woods" is not your average slasher flick. Those brave enough to take the trip to the "Woods" over the weekend found that the film's genre takes you off the grid, incorporating elements of not only the horror and thriller genres, but of sci-fi and even comedy as well. If you haven't experienced it yet, go see the movie now! Otherwise we advise that you stop reading this article until you do, because the rest of this story contains major SPOILERS about character deaths. We're talki (Read More)

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04/13 @ 2:26 PM

Special Cabin In The Woods Podcast

Warning: here be spoilers! Watched The Cabin In The Woods ? Wish you could talk to the director / co-writer about what you've just witnessed? Well, we can't offer you that, but we can offer you this special eight minute or so mini-podcast with Drew Goddard which discusses much of what you've just seen - so as long as you've definitely, absolutely, 100% watched the film, then enjoy this exceptionally spoilery super special edition of the Empire Podcast.

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04/17 @ 1:07 AM

Drew Goddard Talks THE CABIN IN THE WOODS, the CLOVERFIELD Sequel, ALIAS, BUFFY, LOST, Spielberg’s ROBOPOCALYPSE, THE AVENGERS and More

As I’ve said again and again, Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon's The Cabin in the Woods is one of the best “horror” movies I’ve ever seen, and it’s easily one of my favorite films this year. While many of you might love the horror genre, I find it repetitive and stale. It seems like the genre is stuck in neutral, and no one is making any progress forward. But that all changed after I saw Cabin in the Woods. Without spoiling anything, let’s just say the film turns “horror” on its head, and I loved every second of it. For more on the film, here's Matt's glowing review and interviews with Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford as well as Anna Hutchison, Jesse Williams &#38 Kristen Connolly. Right before this year's SXSW, I sat down with co-writer and director Drew Goddard for an extended video interview. Since we both didn't want to spoil any of the twists and turn (Read More)

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Get a Good Look at The White Board from THE CABIN IN THE WOODS

Since the filmmakers have made it known that they wish for people to go into The Cabin in the Woods as spoiler-free as possible, I’m going to be incredibly vague here on the front page. Needless to say, if you’ve seen the movie then you’re aware of a certain White Board. An image of The White Board has gone online, and we’ve got it after the jump for your viewing pleasure. If you haven’t seen the movie, I highly, highly suggest you do so. Director Drew Goddard and co-writer Joss Whedon have crafted a brilliant take on the horror genre that is some of the most fun you’ll have at the movies this year. If you’ve seen The Cabin in the Woods, hit the jump to check out the image. Again, spoilers for the film are obviously after the jump. Okay, I’m assuming you’ve seen The Cabin in the Woods if you're here. I’m also assuming that midway through the movie, when employees of “Evil Missio (Read More)

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Genre-Breakdown: The Problems With ‘Cabin in the Woods’

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Cabin in the Woods Carol J. Clover&#8216s 1992 book Men, Women, and Chainsaws was one of the rare academic books to become a hit amongst a larger, dedicated movie-going public. The book introduced the term “final girl” (the virginal “good” female who often becomes the final victim or lone survivor at during the final act of a horror film) into the zeitgeist, and it’s an idea that seems so obvious, and is so pervasive throughout the genre, that the fact that a similar term had never been popularized before was simply confounding. It’s also the central organizing conceit to Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon’s Cabin in the Woods, the most overt act of genre deconstruction to enter multiplexes in quite some time. The final girl does not emerge in Cabin as it does in its normal generic form (as a narrative inevitability, a cliché), but rather Clover’ (Read More)

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