With spring approaching, it might be a good idea to go camping with your friends and feel at one with nature. Before you retire to the sounds of your cabin, you’ll definitely want to do some research because it’s as much fun as lighting a fire, cracking a beer, or roasting marshmallows with friends.We’ve done our own research and put together a list of cabins to avoid at all costs. all Cabins are spooky, but if the movies have taught us one thing, it’s best to be cautious before you fire up the Airbnb app and book a trip to the unknown.
Listen, we’re not trying to scare you.In fact, you don’t have to feel the need to avoid cabins, or you won’t be returning from your trip.
Ten Secret Window (2004)
secret window An adaptation of Stephen King, it involves an increasingly paranoid writer with writer’s block trying to solve his marital problems. Mort Rainey (Johnny Depp) discovers his wife is having an affair and moves to a cabin in upstate New York to get to writing.
When confronted by a man named John Shooter and accused of plagiarizing his short story years ago, Rainey feels discord because he knows his story was first published However, Laney was threatened and told not to involve the police. It gets even more sinister when Rainey discovers his dog has been killed the next day, and the situation continues to spiral from there. If you find yourself in, would you recommend getting a room in a nice hotel instead or taking your laptop to Starbucks?
9 claustrophobia
If you’ve been an Eli Roth fan over the last few years, you need to go back to where it all began. claustrophobia It is Ross’ directorial debut and shows that even early in his career he knew how to make gore look convincingly realistic. is. A group of friends head to a secluded cabin in the woods to celebrate spring break, but the fun doesn’t last long.
After coming across a badly wounded hermit, the group shoot and set him on fire in self-defense, but only after he attempts to steal their truck and spit blood everywhere. Karen becomes infected and is locked in a cabin to isolate herself from the rest of the group. Not knowing if the infection was from the air or from the water supply, I decided that beer was probably the only safe drink while trying to figure out how to get home. cabin Fever is total carnage, but leave it to Ross to add his sense of humor to this delightfully ruined take on the “cabin in the woods” trope.
8 Misery (1990)
Let’s go back to the world of Stephen King for a moment. Misery. The plot is simple, yet menacing. Author Paul Sheldon has just finished writing the final manuscript for the Misery series featuring a character named Chastain. On his way home from Colorado to New York, he wrecks his car and is rescued by a woman, Annie Wilkes, who claims to be his number one fan. Wilkes nursed Sheldon back to her health, but when she read his manuscript and found out he was going to end the series and pursue other writing projects, she was furious. Did. The story takes an ominous turn when she soon learns that she has kidnapped Sheldon, and no one knows that he is locked up in her remote cabin.
An escape attempt is made, but Sheldon is eventually subdued when Wilkes breaks both ankles with a hammer.The movie does settle for a somewhat happy ending (and hands on typewriter battle), but the title Misery Useful as a reminder when driving in remote areas during a blizzard.
7 Knock at the Cabin (2023)
knock on the cabin Think twice before booking a trip to rural Pennsylvania. As soon as you are catching the grasshopper, a psycho group named Leonard, Sabrina, Adriana and Redmond take your family hostage and tell you that human sacrifices must be made to prevent the biblical apocalypse from happening. . . But that’s not all. On TV broadcasts, it looks as if the apocalypse is really happening. Is this just luck or is there something more to it? please.
6 Wrong Direction (2003)
What’s worse than getting a flat tire while on a road trip with friends?this is exactly wrong turn When Jessie, Carly, Scott, Evan and Francine find themselves in exactly this situation. Evan and Francine meet their fate early on, while the rest of the group end up in an isolated cabin in search of the phone. They lie low until the hut owner returns, but they turn out to be cannibalistic mountain men who try to drag Francine’s corpse so they can tear it apart and eat it for dinner. . Things could only get worse from here, and the gang would do better if they found a spot a little farther from the highway, perhaps with a little more light.
Five I Spit on Your Grave (1978)
we don’t say that i spit on your grave Happy ending and satisfying to watch. After surviving brutal sexual assaults at the behest of Johnny Stillman, Stanley Woods, Andy Chilensky and Matthew Duncan, Jennifer Hills immediately began planning her revenge. Hills begs forgiveness from her god before methodically and brutally murdering the men who brutalized her, even hitting Stanley with a boat motor while speeding to safety.Justice was served on uncertain terms, but what they have in common is i spit on your grave The rest of the movies on this list are Creepy Cabins.
Four The Blair Witch Project (1999)
to say so blair witch project It’s a bit of an exaggeration to call it a “creepy cabin” movie by traditional standards, but sometimes the destination is more important than the journey. A documentary about the Blair Witch myth of Heather, Mike and Josh after getting lost in the woods of Burkittsville, Maryland. The last scene is tragic. cabin. The final scene is simple, but effective when Heather’s camera catches Mike unresponsively staring at the basement wall. The camera drops and the film ends when Heather is attacked from something that happened out of frame.
3 Forest Hut (2011)
cabin in the woods It’s part of its own rare kind of horror-comedy that makes the film an instant classic. This is a self-aware movie that leans aggressively into the “creepy cabin” trope, not just for moments of absolute horror, but for plenty of laughs. Without spoiling too much about the content of the movie, I will explain the basics. A group of children go to a party at the hut, but far from the hut is a council of technicians, remotely unleashing terror into the residence. Zombies, monsters, and other creatures are all part of elaborate annual sacrifices that take place in many different regions.
cabin in the woods It’s a scary movie full of meta-humor. The good thing about this movie is that it’s incredibly self-conscious and doesn’t take itself too seriously. If you find yourself horrified, remember that everything is under control (sort of).
2 Friday the 13th (1980)
in the meantime Friday the 13th It wasn’t the first film to take place in Crystal Lake’s spooky cabin, but its 1980 debut certainly put the subgenre of horror on the map. The film takes place in a sleepover camp where counselors are slowly but surely being killed by an unknown entity. In classic slasher fashion, it all comes to a head when one by one Ned, Jack, Bill, Mercy, Brenda, Alice and Steve are killed.The iconic Jason isn’t synonymous with the franchise at this point, but the first installment Friday the 13th It has stood the test of time, and has had countless sequels at this point since.
1 Evil Dead (1981)
what to say evil dead Hasn’t it been said yet? It’s violent, it’s funny, it’s demonic possession, and most importantly, it has the one and only Bruce Campbell to kick off the legacy of his most beloved character, Ash. If you find yourself in a spooky hut, maybe you shouldn’t beat the ancient Egyptians. book of the dead, And play a tape full of cursed spells before doing your due diligence and doing some research first. Otherwise you will have a very bad time.to say so evil dead To have reached legendary cult status is nothing short of an understatement.
