The Cabin in the Woods
A group of kids go to a remote cabin in the woods where their fate is unknowingly controlled by technicians as part of a world-wide conspiracy where all horror movie clichés are revealed to be part of an elaborate sacrifice ritual.
Where to Watch
Available to rent or buy
United States
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| Country | Services | Access with NordVPN |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Not Available | ✅ |
| United Kingdom | Netflix, Prime Video, Freevee (Via Prime Video), Netflix with Ads | ✅ |
| Australia | Stan | ✅ |
| Canada | STARZ (Via Crave) | ✅ |
| New Zealand | Not Available | ✅ |
Streaming availability last updated: 06:08:34 AM, 07/08/2025 PST
More Information on The Cabin in the Woods
A group of kids go to a remote cabin in the woods where their fate is unknowingly controlled by technicians as part of a world-wide conspiracy where all horror movie clichés are revealed to be part of an elaborate sacrifice ritual. The Cabin in the Woods featuring Kristen Connolly and Fran Kranz is available for rent or purchase on Apple TV, available for rent or purchase on Prime Video, available for rent or purchase on Microsoft Store, and 1 other. It's a fantasy and horror movie.
Director
Drew Goddard
Dana Polk
Kristen Connolly
Marty Mikalski
Fran Kranz
Holden McCrea
Jesse Williams
Jules Louden
Anna Hutchison
Curt Vaughn
Chris Hemsworth
Richard Sitterson
Richard Jenkins
Steve Hadley
Bradley Whitford
The Director
Sigourney Weaver
Daniel Truman
Brian J. White
Wendy Lin
Amy Acker
Mordecai
Tim DeZarn
Ronald The Intern
Tom Lenk
Fornicus, Lord of Bondage and Pain
Greg Zach
Matthew Buckner
Dan Payne
Patience Buckner
Jodelle Ferland
Father Buckner
Dan Shea
Mother Buckner
Maya Massar
Judah Buckner
Matt Drake
Clean Man
Nels Lennarson
Labcoat Girl
Rukiya Bernard
Producer
Joss Whedon
Executive Producer
Jason Clark
Composer
David Julyan
Ratings & Reviews
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"**The Cabin in the Woods**" is praised for its creativity, mind-bending ideas, and unique twist on traditional horror tropes. It's seen as a love letter to and critique of horror films, with numerous references and layers of complexity. Performances, especially by Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford, are highlighted. The direction and script are noted for their care and originality. The film is described as both brutal and hilarious, making it a must-watch for horror fans.
I genuinely don’t get how so many people like this movie. The acting sucks, the character development is nonexistent, I literally thought it was a comedy because of how stupid it was😂huge waste of time
This movie is fantastic, a love letter to horror films and at the same time a critique, especially of remakes and stereotyped formulas, managing to propose challenges and also homages with countless references. The story is very original, full of layers of complexity, interpretations and reflections. The performances are great, each character has been carefully created to fit the script, which is incredible. The direction was clearly done with great care, and the movie develops really well, with brutal and hilarious scenes. A masterpiece made for horror fans, which should be watched again and again.
Straight-up monster movie that's clichéd on purpose. Nothing more to say really. It doesn't suck, which is the same thing I said the last time I saw it in the early 2010's. So far it's been timeless I guess. edit: Oh I completely forgot Thor was in this btw, that was fun to see
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