What was it about Cabin that you liked so much? It's personally on the bottom of my list of "good movies I've seen this year." Not saying you all should hate it too, i'm just curious as to what its appeal actually was for other people who have seen it. Everyone raved about it, but it just made me feel physically ill. It seemed to be just like every other horror movie to me. The concept was highly unoriginal (as far as the order of deaths, the nudity in the first girl's death, being "setup" by outside forces, zombies, sacrifices, a labyrinth of monsters, etc.) the gore was excessive, they used Switchfoot of all bands during the introduction of mr. weed, and I felt the ending wasn't really an end, just an escape from the movie in general. I don't know, maybe i'm just weird. Maybe it's just my aversion to movies whose plot line is "Kill all the things." :P Also, have you seen Men In Black 3? If not, do so. I'm sure it'll end up on your list of good things. Great plot, amazing humor moments ("Mommy, the president stole my milk!"-little girl in reference to Smith) and touching ending. And I do have to ask: though you hated Snow White's acting and concept, how did you like the technical work such as effects and costumes? That's what I was truly interested in, but I fear that I'll just find out that the best affects were all in the trailers.