Overview: In FEAR CABIN, six friends head into the woods for one last summer weekend, envisioning carefree days by a crystal-clear lake and laughter-filled nights around a secluded cabin.

Instead, they stumble upon unsettling rituals that awaken malevolent forces hidden beneath creaking floorboards and moonlit shadows.

Suddenly, their lighthearted getaway becomes a desperate fight for survival, where demonic presences are determined to keep them there forever.

DVD Verdict: From the moment you set eyes on this movie you know it is not only going to be someone’s labor of love, but one that should have enough genuinely scary moments in in that you remember it long afterwards.

A band of merry men/women head out to a remote cabin in the woods for a weekend of fun, drinking and, well, you know, the usual mid-teen and older set of sloppy debaucheries that would inevitably follow.

And yet, not everything is as it seems at this rather beautiful cabin as their fun adventure quickly turns into a big bad nightmare - one covered in blood and decorated with limbs and entrails!

Filmed on an iPhone, personally I think that the director Brian Krainson has pulled off a minor miracle of cinematic force here as sure, the dialogue can be somewhat stilted, the acting a little wooden, but the supernatural elements along with the blood routs firmly ensure that you get exactly what you hoped to see from such a named movie.

For it delivers on everything that you would expect and showcases a genuinely, at times, bone-chilling tale that allows for a series of both expected and unexpected frights, jump scares and more to play out on the small screen.

In conclusion, you get exactly what you would hope to see here in the low budget Fear Cabin: The Last Weekend Of Summer and, dare I say, a little bit more. Chock full of the usual suspects of intrigue, such as isolation, survival, fear, panic, and hope, all packaged together within the framework of a ghostly evil presence, the film is a new age gem and one that I cannot recommend highly enough.

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