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A bloodbath erupts when a group of Ivy League students discover an isolated hillbilly cabin in the woods.
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Title: Psycho Hillbilly Cabin Massacre! (2007)
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Charlie Capen | ... | Spencer |
| Cali Fredrichs | ... | Sophie | |
| Gil Gerard | ... | Narrator | |
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Hunter Huston | ... | Brad |
| Patty McCormack | ... | Ma | |
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Edgar Allan Poe IV | ... | Billy Bob |
| Todd Quillen | ... | Bubba Jack | |
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Corey Richardson | ... | Emmet |
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Angela Schnaible | ... | Gillian |
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W.M. Supernaw | ... | Old Geezer |
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Zoe Warner | ... | Jolene |
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A bloodbath erupts when a group of Ivy League students discover an isolated hillbilly cabin in the woods.
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What a nifty little flick! It's funny, surprising, shocking... everything so many "slasher flicks" wish they could be but fail at.
The film also features some excellent photography and editing, great acting, fantastic use of music and sound--the twangs and squishy sounds during the banjo murder were both funny and disturbing--and a clever script that sports more effective twists that you find in most horror films running ten times as long this is truly a superior effort.
The only real complaint I have with the film is the final couple of seconds. I think it would have ended stronger without the "eyes snap open" cliché at the very end.