
Cabin Fever (2016)
2016 · MovieA 2016 remake of Eli Roth's Cabin Fever uses the same screenplay with a different cast and director.
Body horror draws its scares from the body turning against its owner, whether through disease, parasites, surgery or a change no doctor can explain. Cronenberg called it "the new flesh." That phrase still holds. Curated body horror covers transformation, mutation, and the deeply unsettling idea that the body you're living in isn't entirely yours. These films get under the skin, sometimes literally.

A 2016 remake of Eli Roth's Cabin Fever uses the same screenplay with a different cast and director.

A flesh-eating virus gets into a bottled-water plant and reaches a high school on prom night. By the end of the dance, soldiers have locked the doors.

A research team in the Dominican Republic deals with a new strain of the flesh-eating virus that predates the events of the original films.

Beverly and Elliot Mantle are identical twin gynecologists who share everything, including their patients without those patients ever knowing which brother they're actually seeing. One woman changes the arrangement permanently.

Two lifelong rivals competing over the same man both drink a potion that promises eternal youth. The side effects are not clearly disclosed.

Dr. Alex Harris builds an artificially intelligent supercomputer called Proteus IV and refuses it further access to the outside world. Proteus finds one terminal he forgot to disconnect, inside his estranged wife's own home.

Alice loses her husband and turns to his family for comfort. What she finds instead is a Kandarian dagger, a deadite outbreak, and in-laws who won't survive the reunion.

Beth drops in on her estranged sister Ellie, a single mother of three, in her run-down Los Angeles apartment building on the night an earthquake uncovers the Naturom Demonto. The deadite infection moves through the building.

Run, neutralize, extract. A short horror game about synthesizing and neutralizing biological objects using a universal computer system.

Before you're born, you get to preview your whole life in a simulation. You get to decide if living it is actually worth it.

Jeffrey Franken loses his fiancée Elizabeth to a horrific lawnmower accident and decides to bring her back. Since he only saved her head, he goes shopping for the rest.

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein brings the weight of a director who has spent his entire career thinking about monsters and what they mean.

Freddy has killed every kid in Springwood except one. He needs an amnesiac stranger to lead him to the daughter he's been hiding for decades, the only person left who can finally end him.

After a string of bad dates, Noa meets charming Steve in a grocery store and agrees to a weekend away with him. His appetites turn out to be very particular.

A machine designed to stimulate a hidden sense in the human brain opens a door to something that has always been nearby and was never meant to be seen.

Chris meets his white girlfriend's family for the first time at their secluded estate. Everyone is warm, welcoming, and hiding something that goes far beyond ordinary awkwardness.

Guillermo del Toro personally selected eight horror stories from filmmakers he admires, each rendered in a completely different visual style.

Kirsty Cotton is in a psychiatric hospital and the horror from the first film has followed her there. A new doctor is very interested in the puzzle box.

Frank Cotton solves an ancient puzzle box and gets more than he bargained for. When his brother's family moves into his old house, a single drop of blood gives Frank a way back.

Pinhead ends up trapped inside a sculpture at a nightclub. A journalist and a reckless club owner make decisions that let him out.
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