"Cabin in the woods" new film, questions

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from what I can gather, it seems to be about a group of people getting caught in some technologic physical digital prison of some kind that looks like a normal cabin/normal environment and are tortured or something goes wrong in the command centre, I don't know.

what do you think?

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I saw the preview of this movie last week, looks awesome lol but I'll wait till it hits redbox.

Awesome looking movie. I'll be seeing it opening weekend. I like a good twist to the typical crap horror movies that are around these days.

Originally posted by mytheroy
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I saw the preview of this movie last week, looks awesome lol but I'll wait till it hits redbox.

Probably sooner than you think, too. These kinds of movies don't last long in the theater.

Originally posted by yourmaker
from what I can gather, it seems to be about a group of people getting caught in some technologic physical digital prison of some kind that looks like a normal cabin/normal environment and are tortured or something goes wrong in the command centre, I don't know.

what do you think?

Its a Joss Whedon thing, so its bound to be interesting and different.
From elsewhere on the net, is this explanation...

This is what I got from it: Everything you read about in urban legends and tales is real.
When a rumor goes around in your town that a bunch of kids go off to a cabin and got eaten by werewolves, zombies, etc., that actually happened, and it's being determined by this agency. The universe needs to keep itself in check and punish the wicked stereotypes of the world, so this agency unleashes any one of those creatures which ate those agents who were outside the booth Dana and Marty camped out in.
If you defy the way a normal Friday the 13th-type movie should go, the world will end at the hands of giant ancient gods who dictate that things should just be the way that they are.
How this company is aware that defying the rules will end the Earth, I'm not sure. I guess they just had faith in ancient writing.