Horrorfied Episode 16 - Eli Roth’s “Cabin Fever”; “No Skin Off My Teeth, But Plenty Off My Legs”

What better a place to spend a week away from the hustle and bustle of a metropolitan city than a dank, dark, decrepit cabin in the middle of the woods? Right? Right? There's nothing like the feeling of a fresh dip in a natural lake or the rushing waters of a cool, untouched spring, or the feeling of your legs being peeled like week old bananas due to a severely contagious infection. Something about all that is just so... cozy. Join us in the woods this week for a look at Eli Roth's 2002 masterpiece, "Cabin Fever." We explore the plot in all its glorious goofiness, talk ENTIRELY too much about semen, and chat with you about the real-life flesh eating diseases that could be all around you right now, just waiting to infect you and turn you into the equivalent of a human Twizzler Pull n' Peel. We also debut two new segments to the show, our weekly "Horrorfied News" where we chat about something happening in the horror industry and "Tales of the Strange and Unnatural" where we scour the internet for real life weird and wonderful things going on in the world around us and bring them to you. We just like to give gifts. Like Santa Claus but with more murder. All that and so much more on this episode of Horrorfied! As always, subscribe to us on iTunes and give us some review-love, find us on Twitter and Instagram @horrorfiedpod, Facebook at Horrorfied Podcast, and feel free to email us at horrorfiedpodcast@gmail.com. "Cabin Fever Theme" Composed by: Angelo Badalamenti From the Film: "Cabin Fever" "I've Got You Under My Skin" Written by: Cole Porter Performed by: Frank Sinatra From the Album: "Sinatra's Sinatra" "Crawling" Written by: Chester Bennington and Linkin Park Performed by: Linkin Park From the Album: "Hybrid Theory" "Ambulance VS Ambulance" Written and Performed by: The Blood Brothers From the Album: "Burn, Piano Island, Burn" DISCLAIMER: All sound bites, songs, and film clips are exclusive property of their respective owners and are in no way affiliated with the Horrorfied Podcast or its' sponsors. They are used here for entertainment purposes only. The Horrorfied theme was composed by us: The Horrorfied Podcast. Horrorfied is recorded at JBR Studios in Chicago and produced by Xack Brame. Thank you and stay tuned for more episodes of The Horrorfied Podcast.