#CABIN FEVER TV TROPES FULL#

The scenes in the woods and at Kempler’s lab, started to level out and it only improved as things progressed. In the beginning, when characters were separated by a reasonable distance, the two channels varied a bit in volume. Most of the audio is very flat sounding, but the majority of it’s very clear.

#CABIN FEVER TV TROPES FULL#

I believe this is his first full length feature, and he shows a good grasp of each element. Given the low-budget nature and experience Peterson brings to the table, I was impressed.

The quality of the technical aspects in this one surprised me. The funny disclaimer segment in the beginning, along with the intro credits sequence, make for a great way to kick-start this ride. I love the title and the homage it pays to all of the films before it. Starting with the amazingly cheesy title “Insectula!”, that should give you some idea as to what type of film you’re in for. I think if you’re a fan of the genre its a great thing, those of you who aren’t don’t say I didn’t warn you (haha). The creature feature spawned back in the days of Roger Corman’s early films, and has since expanded to present day, where we have an entire TV channel (SyFy), dedicated to low-budget sci-fi and creature related films. The film also stars, both the beautiful Sarah French and Yasmin Moon, along with Joel Thingvall and John Edel.īefore I start, if you are someone looking for originality your probably looking in the wrong genre. On the other hand, Dr Kempler (played by Harrison Matthews), and his lovely assistant, Brittany Sax (the gorgeous Arielle Cezanne), are hoping that they can help the creature cleanse planet earth and undo what the human race has done. Del (played by Pasquale Pilla), is a government agent seeking revenge, after having lost a loved one at the hands (or stingers, or tentacles… whatever they are haha) of the creature. Insectula is a sci-fi/ creature feature, about a giant alien-mosquito insect that’s drawn to Planet Earth because of all its CO2 pollution.

I’ve watched everything from old B movies like “Tarantula” and “Attack Of The 50ft Woman”, through to the more modern “Dragon Wasps” and “Spiders”, and rarely do they get it right, yet I continue to watch in the hope that one day that will change, Was that day today?. Most of the time we get the combination of terrible CG, wooden acting and a complete lack of action. Now, all of you who know me, know I like a good creature feature as much as the next guy, however it’s not that often we get them (the good ones I mean). The quick response and willingness to share his hard work, is what gives me the opportunity to watch these independent films. I inquired about the film today and within minutes he sent a link, and I’m very appreciative of that. Firstly, I just want to say thanks to writer and director Michael Peterson, for allowing me access to a screener of his B movie, creature feature “Insectula!”.

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