How To Beat The FOREST OF DEATH in "Cabin Fever (2016)"

[@L0NGESTC0MM3NT]

Have a damn good day

[@HowToBeatYT]

You too

[@davidsamarabowling8852]

@@HowToBeatYT Okay :troll:

[@nicetomeetyou701]

Yo how does this only have 5 likes

[@L0NGESTC0MM3NT]

@@nicetomeetyou701 the real question is.. HOW THE ACTUAL HECK DID I GET 30 LIKES IN LESS THAN A DAY?-

[@nicetomeetyou701]

@@L0NGESTC0MM3NT YO I SWEAR YOUR PROFILE PIC JUST CHANGED FROM BROWN TO GREEN

[@Sours56]

If the dad/shopowner knows there's an infection out at the lake, and he knows it can spread through fluids/bites, then why does he just let his son sit around on the porch waiting to bite everyone who comes near? Doesn't he have a room to hang out in or a backyard or something? If you've already lost one child to the virus why are you letting your kid be exposed? At least give him a teething toy or something to chew on if you wanna let him sit on the porch.

[@lizzyrank5405]

My thing is that the college guy shouldn't have even tried to touch the kid let alone get near him. I'm guessing there was no back room to put the kid in. Plus, the kid was wearing a mask and was bothering no one.

[@memelescream4796]

@@lizzyrank5405 ...Dog, the kid fucking charged him.

[@Sours56]

@@lizzyrank5405 The kid ran up to him and bit him. And running up to people and biting them seems like bothering them to me, unless he doesn't bite the locals.

[@lizzyrank5405]

@Sours56 Oh, ok, I thought the college guy walked up to the kid. But yes, anyone running up to me that I don't know is an instant red flag. Unless there is someone behind me, I'll just get out of the way while backing up. Thank fully I also have good reflexes that if he does try to bite me I'll prolly just get scratched by him.

[@PamisalwayshereO0]

No wait.. the lil kid didn't walk to the college guy, it's the opposite..

[@markalexander3659]

I liked the inversion of the good girl/nice girl trope in this. Karen would be that character (she feels the most guilt about the hermit, generally is a sweet character) and that would normally make her the final girl. Yet she gets the disease first and probably suffers way more than any other character. Especially the botched mercy-killing.

[@Edgeperor]

But she’s blonde and kissed a boy so instant death

[@karathewolfsfanficchannel933]

@@Edgeperorthats exactly why she died lol

[@rollingwithmoore]

@@Edgeperor😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@benthomaar.gaming]

Wait she went swimming in the water so that's why she got it

[@markalexander3659]

@@benthomaar.gaming No, the water wasn't contaminated yet. The virus originated among livestock and the hermits dog got it and then HE got it from being sprayed in the mouth and eyes with his dogs blood.The water was contaminated when they set him on fire and his body end up in the reservoir. So the water wasn't contaminated yet when she sawm in it at the beginning.

[@bruhmoment8021]

I swear this guy it’s single-handedly getting me through university. His videos are such a highlight to me. Love that he’s posting so much lately.

[@treswolves5512]

I’m so glad I can relate to someone else currently. Best of luck in your studies !

[@marleighmcduffie2583]

Yeah I love his video it’s like your watching a horror movie but your not 😊

[@pa4o93ir49]

That’s pathetic

[@imdone-cat5200]

@@pa4o93ir49 What is exactly? The fact that this person is getting through University and you're still in a basement? Yeah, to be fair, that IS pathetic.

[@raonarjasari9646]

@@imdone-cat5200 well said my man.

[@BobBob-up8fz]

*guy brings a GUN on vacation, and accidentally shoots 10 rounds at his friend* "Oh. Whoops. It was nothing."

[@bluejay9681]

He treated the 4 rules like a bingo card

[@vladtairov2721]

"Unless the gun is illegal" My guy it's got a giggle switch, it's probably illegal.

[@richardboschsuero4535]

@@vladtairov2721 could be a binary trigger

[@PsychopathicV2]

@@richardboschsuero4535 Doubtful. If it did though and you had numerous negligent discharges that quickly guy should have the ever loving shit kicked out of him and never be allowed near firearms again.

[@richardboschsuero4535]

@@PsychopathicV2 I agree I would have shot him, I took the ND as a threat and would have hit him with my p365

[@Meh._.8888]

The way they undermined the kid biting him is a horrible mistake human teeth have multiple bacteria even if you brush thoroughly and scientists say it’s almost considered a poisonous bite because there is almost always an infection

[@hhj186]

No shit

[@kevinpope5934]

Wait everytime I've ever bit anyone they never got an infection! Does this mean everyone else is doing something to their mouths I'm not???!!??

[@alternateaccount1696]

​@@kevinpope5934 maybe it's because your bite doesn't pierce their skin

[@hhj186]

@@kevinpope5934 you litterally brush your teeth to scrape bacteria off that grows in your mouth

[@waikeio1069]

@Kevin Pope unless you literally drew blood from them bititng someone ain't bad

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

I don't remember about the remake, but I do remember in the original Burt started a bet that the one that lasted longest drinking beer and he got the disease morning after losing the bet by drinking water. That was the biggest hint where the disease came from which was even confirm in the end when Jeff appeared not sick as he only drank beer through out the movie (although that didn't stop him from being killed by the townspeople).

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

Yes the girl who first got sick in the group drank water before she got sick too, but the fact Burt didn't get sick until after he lost the bet by drinking water was a bigger hint.

[@Sky-tg5rt]

Thank you for pointing out the ORIGINAL which is basically the same but better. The “remake” isn’t Evan a remake and in fact they use the same script . Blah 😒

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

@@Sky-tg5rt Well sorry for being more interested in the original Cabin Fever Trilogy than the remake. Sheesh.

[@jamiepalmer6452]

@@ashleighstratmann7783 I don't think they were coming at you about bringing up the original.

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

@@jamiepalmer6452 thanks

[@nothing-2-c]

How to Beat the Forest of Death: 1. Have introverted friends who won’t try to shake a creepy kids hand at the gas station like a discount president. 2. Profit.

[@rice214]

Or go to a better holiday location

[@Raaa8080]

@@rice214 tbf it was a nice location, nice lake, nice woods, nice cabin

[@younot6921]

@discount president ☠️ that is so accurate

[@hhj186]

Wow you’re so unique and funny. It’s not like that’s an overused joke

[@blackwatch2516]

Never heard of the discount president joke before. Thats probaly because am not a native speaker

[@panosplays4297]

No way they made: Diary Of A Wimpy Kid 6 Cabin Fever into a horror movie.

[@Thatcartoonguy224]

Yooooo same

[@kysxami5328]

That would be sick😭

[@DancingDivasMaj]

@Don't Read Profile Picture your user name says "don't read my profile picture" I read your profile picture and it says "don't read my banner"!! :)

[@alessiostarnini14]

@@DancingDivasMaj heresy! Hehe

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

Wut. Eli Roth literally just remade the original Cabin Fever, he barely changed anything. The OG was better.

[@bekah1404]

I have post lymes (which means that i no longer have an active infection but have lifelong damage to my body). Please please take ticks seriously. Dont be fearful of going out in nature but always check for ticks after. I want from a fulltime student and athlete to bedridden. After years of treatment I can live a “normal” life in the sense that I can work but have no extra energy and have chronic pain in my whole body. Also be kind to others. I look normal but nobody sees the severe pain I go through everyday.

[@Pjo-Super-Fan]

Man, I can’t imagine something so bad that missing years of learning from being bedridden isn’t one of the main problems, especially in this economy and job market, I’m so sorry you had to go through this.

[@Masaaki_Taba]

BETTER plot TWIST: The kid has immunity to the virus, thus, his biting transmits said immunity and protects whoever he bites. He's just trying to help those strangers. The father gets angry because the town needs victims for some bizarre or paranormal reason. Residents have been relying on the contaminated water to do the job.

[@Masaaki_Taba]

So the guy who first he bites, doesn't show symptoms, even if he drank the water or even submerged in it. Nor when he kisses the infected friend. And the second guy that the kid bites, slowly recovers from the infection. They could have played around that, otherwise the kid biting them had no purpose. I genuinely thought it was going in that direction. But hey, i didn't watch the movie.

[@TheF4talgamer]

Except that's literally impossible, you dont get immunity from being bitten by someone who is. The most you'll get is an infection because human bites are full of bacteria.

[@annegrey6447]

Yeah. The og never went anywhere with the biting so adding to that or leaning more into the town being in on the disease for some reason would have made the film more interesting. Instead it’s almost an exact copy so what was the point?

[@rylog8]

I thought folk horror was where this movie was going, so I just... Don't get why it isn't? There's a flesh eating virus in the water and no one is even talking about it? They're not warning the kids about it, but also immediately aggro when they find out anything has it? Like, are they just looking for an excuse to kill people who get infected? Clearly they're not immune because the lady has to cull her own pigs, the husband gets it, and the dad mentions losing a kid to it already, so what exactly are they drinking? Like if it's just a murder movie, it doesn't need all this.

[@serioustable8659]

@@rylog8 I was thinking the same thing, it really doesn't make any sense at all. If they don't want the disease spreading why not warn people about it, try to do something about it, rather than just sitting around like it's no big deal. But then they go out of their way to murder anyone who gets the disease, like why put all the effort into containing it by killing people but no effort to contain it by preventing people from getting it in the first place? And if they hate city people they could've made the movie about a backward ass murder cult and that would've been way better even if other movies have done it, that's still better than this nonsensical mess

[@ermosazorius4279]

In this case there is no point in him severing his hand. The disease has already spread through him. The moment it got to his blood his whole body was infected in under a minute. Removing a limb is done to get rid of dead or infected body parts. (A more standard injury infection not a bloodborne pathogen.) It's the same reason cutting a limb off after a zombie bite would be useless.

[@markc8329]

I like how you included that zombie bit very matter-of-fact as if zombies are a real thing and therefore there aren’t no arbitrary rules as to how they work lol

[@Zach-zp4jr]

Your blood cycles through your body 12 times an hour. Meaning it would take five minutes for the initially contaminated blood to return to the point of infection. Assuming you had a perfectly linear and streamlined flow, which most people don't. You could theoretically cut contamination off at the source before its to late.

[@ermosazorius4279]

@@Zach-zp4jr Doesn't need to spread through your whole body for it to be too late. Using that math in about 30 seconds the infection has now moved through 10% of its full course. Now since you are severing something in an attempt to survive it is already partway through that course as severing you torso isn't a good idea. Now say you get infected at the top of your arm and it hits arteries but no veins. 1 minute would cover 20% of its course which should already have it leaving the arm and thus making severing it pointless. Not to mention that this is at rest. Your blood pumps faster when you exert yourself or are anxious. You might have about 45 seconds to a minute to apply a tourniquet and sever the entire arm in the best case scenario. Not impossible but pretty close to it. So Perhaps your whole body wouldn't be infected like I said at first but you are likely still fucked.

[@yurimaldonado4966]

Imagine bringing an assault rifle to your vacation, almost taking the life of your friend, still keep playing around with it, shoot a living human being, running away, keeping it from your friends and still having the audacity to hurt the sick man a second time. The other students may not have made the best calls, but the college shooter wanabe is the whole reason this movie even happened

[@richardboschsuero4535]

It's not an assault rifle

[@PsychopathicV2]

@@richardboschsuero4535 Good luck fighting that battle my man. We’re never going to win it.

[@richardboschsuero4535]

@@PsychopathicV2 I disagree I think you either educate them, or when it's time to fight them they will learn. Violence make people stronger or smarter

[@PsychopathicV2]

@@richardboschsuero4535 I agree with you on educating people about firearms. There’s a point though where the majority don’t want to learn and will regurgitate whatever BS they hear on the news or from politicians.

[@faithfulstudiosYT]

OHHH noooo there about to write an essay!

[@cyberprime9355]

As some who is easily spooked by disease, this made me feel like something was crawling under my skin. I would basically do the same thing thing and say: Hell no, I'm staying home and getting a fumigation

[@The_ATF_]

The incompetence of the characters in this movie was the scariest thing

[@kylemiller5148]

The terrifying thing is about this movie is that this particular disease is far more realistic than some may think, it's based on the disease known as necrotizing fasciatis,an extremely rare and highly dangerous skin disease,one of the people developing this movie woke up with a fiery and extremely itchy sensation and proceeded to look in the mirror,only to find much of his skin and flesh had rotted away at an alarming rate,the only unrealistic aspect of this disease in this movie is that those infected apparently taste like pancakes when someone or something decided to prey on them

[@thehappydragon9491]

Yeah that disease is nothing you want to put off going to the doctor for. I've had several severe cases of MRSA. I cut my leg shaving years ago and got MRSA. My skin was starting to come off like the girl in the bathtub. I was on antibiotics for a long time because of that.

[@plantishfellow]

@@thehappydragon9491 holy shit hope you're going ok now mate, that sounds horrifying

[@thehappydragon9491]

@@plantishfellow My legs are ok now, but I'm not shaving ever again lol.

[@tigerfang6063]

Necrotizing fascitis usually takes longer to get to the stages depicted, however it very very easily seen to happen to these extremes if you ignore the symptoms

[@thehappydragon9491]

@@tigerfang6063 Yup. My dad's friend got a scratch on her inner thigh. She ignored the symptoms until it nearly killed her. All of her reproductive organs, including her vagina,, rectum, and a bit of her urinary tract had to be removed to finally stop the spread. The surgeon was able to save her legs. I'm honestly surprised that she survived.

[@Kingofredeyes]

Ok I know this may be weird but favorite part of this video is how much he keeps going back to the ticks. I pretty much grew up in a very similar setting to this moving and ticks where just a part of life. Check yourself anytime you go out, make sure they are removed, if you feel off get checked out. That was about all there is to it but hearing someone who it seems didn't grow up around it keep going back to them like they are spreading the 2nd coming of the black death makes me chuckle.

[@maus0liam]

I mean Lyme is pretty scary. We have ticks where I’m from and it’s treated seriously.

[@Kingofredeyes]

@@maus0liam seriously doesn't mean use it as an excuse to scrap an entire vacation, or in our cases growing up around it, move and relocate all together lol.

[@eleanorcooke7136]

I've never had a tick on me but when my CFS was being diagnosed they had to do a blood test that included Lyme to be sure that it wasn't anything else.

[@Someone-lg6di]

Creepiest tick moment for me was when I was dogsitting was outside for 5 minutes (late night walk in around apartment. Bout 5 min later siting on couch and a scratch back of my neck finding a tick proceed to find 3 more 2 knees 1 shoulder and final stomach. After that I stayed on the sidewalk but would still get 1 in the morning on the arm consecutive days in a row

[@JohnJacksonJohnson]

@24:22, true, but there ARE things such as being asymptomatic and showing delayed symptoms (not EVERYONE gets sick at the same rate: Paul might not get sick RIGHT AWAY or show symptoms from the jump, but that doesn't mean he's not a carrier). I'm wondering if the way Paul got rid of the infected laundry could've kick-started the infection in the bottled water that was in the second film. @26:57, really? The father's not gonna lash out at his son since the group wouldn't be in this mess if the son had just kept his mouth away from Bert? @28:57, wait, wait, wait! The dog STILL got in, even though the door is blockaded and the window isn't broken? Did dogs suddenly just grow thumbs?

[@Some_Guy6]

My dog can open a door via the door handle.

[@princesprincess1413]

@@Some_Guy6 your dog is a skin walker

[@Some_Guy6]

@@princesprincess1413 No, just very intelligent.

[@loganwolverine5849]

Ya, no, that’s NOT a dog!

[@maiarscheekiness7027]

“This group of college kids are going to regret leaving home” Bruh, that’s me everyday

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

Fun fact: Deputy Winston was a male in the original but still was a goofball of a character that was also in the sequel Cabin Fever 2 Spring Fever. And that the name of the disease wasn't reveal until CB2, which was indeed the flesh eating disease mention in this video.

[@hhj186]

🤓

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

@@hhj186 More like I seen the movies, and the prequel Cabin Fever Patient Zero.

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

Let me tell you CB2 is gorier than the first movie. So if anyone plans to do a how to beat video on it, they BETTER have a good sponsor to help them get around KZbin's rules. And be ready to having to cut down parts and repost if it gets taken down the first time, and again if necessary.

[@twizzitchbuttinier]

@@hhj186 I’ve seen better insults from a sandwich

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

Also although it's a flesh eating disease, the strand in the Cabin Fever franchise so far been uncurable. There was one character who tried amputation in CF2 but he sacrifice himself to save his girlfriend so we don't know if the amutation had any affect. And there was only one immune case from patient zero in the ENTIRE franchise and it turns out he still carried the disease and can infect others (which he did as revenge on the scientist and doctors that has him locked up) his immune system just keeps himself from getting sick.

[@littlecuddlefish]

Bruh, a human bite that breaks the skin is ER worthy on a normal day in a non-diseased forest, they even started on a bad foot.

[@eleanorcooke7136]

I don't understand why that was in the movie.

[@Purplekidd]

Why did Carrie feel the need to march her diseased self through the cabin to then potentially breathe more of said disease into the groups face to tell them to quarantine her outside after leaving her quarantine zone being the bedroom which was already safer for everyone

[@jeonghanism]

who is carrie..

[@sparklinggrimm532]

I feel like in the original, the other students forced her to leave. In this one, they wanted to give her more *say in the matter.

[@jeonghanism]

^ yeah in the original they weren't as caring or as good friends as they were in this one. all the people have been kinda shitty but the remake counterparts are slightly better I guess

[@ByakuganWhite]

There was no hope for these characters from the moment they drank the tap water. Long before symptoms were present on their flesh, the disease was already eating away at soft tissue and epithelial walls. Open wounds merely gave easier access to a starting point for the rot to rampage at the surface. By the time these people were vomiting blood and unable to move, most of their non-essential organs were liquified, and the rest were probably on their way out. The difference in innoculation times between victims is merely a testament to how hard their immune system fought to save them. The disease itself carries traits of both viral haemorrhagic fever (like Ebola), and bacterial necrotizing faciitis, but it has yet to be confirmed as either in this continuity.

[@rebeccasidlaruk6517]

Just wanted to thank you on adding the information on Lyme Disease, as a chronic Lyme sufferer it is not talked about enough.

[@CherryTheMenace]

Student: tries to shoot Fathers friend': your safety is on Student: thanks! *Shoots them all*

[@sarahkirchner6356]

This was the funniest part. I somehow wish the story had an epilog where they are in the afterlife and the others beat up the guy who said it.

[@CherryTheMenace]

@@sarahkirchner6356 seriously lmao I would

[@EthVortexShield]

@@sarahkirchner6356 that would be an amazing scene for a movie that already wasnt taking itself too seriously

[@voidprimordial]

Can you do "How to beat the Beldam in Coraline?"

[@thegrimreaper990]

There were things that scare me and then there is Beldam.

[@koala6850]

YESSS

[@JennbunVA]

Yes!!! I seriously want to see that!!!

[@samsungturtle368]

I vote for this

[@blackwatch2516]

like that way more people see this

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

There was a ending credit scene in the remake that wasn't in the original. Remember when the first girl who got sick said that the photos she took with her phone will take longer to upload on social media without internet. Well in the ending credits those photos finally was uploaded for people on the site to see and it turned out she got some pictures the dog attacking her and of Paul as he was hitting her with the shovel.

[@The_Time_Change]

Isn't it fucked how they killed her off in this one. I mean fuck dude.

[@DulksVenee]

If I was going to have a vacation with my friends in some secluded cabin in the forest, the first thing I'd look up the local area from the internet and learn what types of dangers there can be, from diseases to predators. In the movie we learn that Lyme disease is prominent in the region, so long sleeved clothing is a must. I'd bring my own bottled water, several bottles to last for the whole vacation because I've learned that tap water isn't safe everywhere. So unless I know how the tap water is processed or where it's pumped from, it's good to have your own reserve water. I wouldn't want to catch a stomach bug and spend the rest of the vacation on toilet in diarrhea or vomiting. And at this point I wouldn't even know that this flesh-eating bacteria was spreading around. I'd also bring along a tick removal kit. Just in case. If I was the one who came across a person who was clearly in pain and, upon closer inspection, had severe boils or skin lesions, and I had a gun, I'd tell him that I will help him, but he has to keep his distance. I didn't find about a serious disease that can cause such large-scale skin lesions from the internet, so I don't know how contagious it can be. I'd tell him to follow me to the Cabin and on the way ask him questions. Who are you? When did the symptoms begin? What did he do before the symptoms that could have started the infection? Once at the cabin, I'd tell him to wait outside and tell my friends while warning them to stay away. Then go with a couple of my friends to report the about the diseased man and relay the information what I have. The apparent symptoms and whatever he answered to my questions. I'd also tell the authorities on the phone that I wouldn't dare to check on the man any closer in the fear of contagion. On the other hand, if it wasn't me who discovered the diseased man, I would first ask my friend what happened. If they refuse to answer, I let it go for now. Then later on that day after his shock has subsided better talk to him about it again. If the man does come back again, I'd try to defuse the situation of what my friend did and try to offer the man help while keeping away from him. If he tries to leave with the car, then I'd probably try to threaten him with the gun and shoot if he doesn't oblige. Wondering who the f left the car doors unlocked and the keys in the ignition. If one of my friends have started to show the symptoms, the first thing I'd do is indeed get the f up in the car and drive to the nearest hospital. By this time I had seen what the disease is like in the advanced stage from the diseased man, so getting to a hospital is priority one. Calling 911 the first thing we get a signal. Then I hope we all get quarantined. If not by the authorities, then I'd suggest to my friends to quarantine for however long we had been in the cabin. From the movie I assume the first symptoms appeared after three days, so that would be a 72-hour quarantine. Of course, I wouldn't return back to the cabin. I'd rather hold that quarantine in a motel or something like that if the hospital refuses it. Although I doubt why would they, because I'd be insisting that I've seen the disease in an advanced stage and that it could be highly contagious.

[@eleanorcooke7136]

I drank only bottled water when I was visiting Moscow. Even if they did have tap water, the difference in bacterias between areas and countries could easily make someone sick.

[@shokostiktokstars.3240]

I *always* watch a video whenever it comes out, even if have to wait 3 days 😭 Is my favourite channel and best ' how to beat ' than many others, HIS VOICE IS SO CHEERFUL AND RELAXING AAAHH.

[@Baconator5642]

The utterlly attrocious trigger discipline on that student who almost shot his friend at around the 5 minute mark is the most scary thing in this movie

[@calebisdirt]

The Safety is Still On - Famous Last Words

[@John_Smith_86]

Protip: Don't have people like Burt as friends. Why would you want a reckless bad person as your friend?!?!??!?!?

[@meaninglessmeep]

I'd love it if you could do a 'How to Survive the deadites' from the Evil Dead franchise... it pretty much was the original cabin movie, the titular cabin was a reference in the movie 'Cabin in the Woods (2012)'

[@ChaosRaych]

Ooh! Good call!! The Evil Dead franchise is my absolute favorite!

[@bradleybarnett1469]

Dont read a book MADE OF FLESH

[@meaninglessmeep]

@Bradley Barnett They didn't read it though, they played a tape of Professor Knowby reading it.

[@meaninglessmeep]

@@ChaosRaych Same!! I've actually met Bruce and Ted, they were absolute sweethearts

[@catsquidcatoverlord9842]

Of note, cutting off a limb to cut off a blood borne disease will not do anything to actually stop it, you would need to immediately do so, as in within a few seconds of exposure, otherwise the blood would have already flowed from the wound elsewhere in the body, all you would be doing is seriously injuring yourself and drastically limiting your mobility from the lost limb, blood loss, and pain.

[@catsquidcatoverlord9842]

To be completely honest lime disease carrying ticks are fairly widespread nowadays, pretty much any wooded area or area with tall enough grass even can hold ticks. Cancelling or getting a refund in a wooded area because there are ticks that could carry lime disease would be completely unreasonable. It just comes down to checking for them frequently and keeping something on you to remove the tick properly in that the head stays intact so it can be tested for carrying lime. As if it does and you catch it within the first 30 days its basically a simple treatment of a course of antibiotics, if you don't catch it early yes it can lead to serious long term issues. This is from someone who has a family member who got lime and did not know about it at the time, and this was back when lime was not really taken seriously so it took years before eventually saw a doctor who actually knew about it and was able to provide treatment, which the delay in treatment resulted in permanent nerve damage. TLDR: Ticks are a serious concern, but not something you can realistically avoid or cancel trips due to them, just know to check for them, carefully remove any found and keep them for testing, and go to the doctor as soon as you can if you have before it becomes a serious issue.

[@HamsterScout]

Right that confused me I thought ticks were everywhere

[@missnanunana01]

Yay, another How to Beat video, just what I needed! :D

[@user-ho4tb5qe7v]

The fact the town knew about the infection but believed it was through fluids was annoying since they knew from the farm animals that it wasn't. Then again, most of the characters made weird decisions even the locals

[@w33bghoulsan79]

I would call the trip off as soon as the kids bites someone. That's not something you treat with a bit of soap and water tho it looked like the dude just used water. In any case the trip is cancelled and he's going to see a doctor

[@reesemartin3285]

The town is covering up the disease due to the water they store and sell. I don't think it's portrayed in this movie as much as the first one. But it's kind of a hidden detail of the movie/theory

[@cleverdlebberschnebrelic8016]

The thing is though, in both movies it starts with dog that sprays the hermit guy but we aren’t sure how the dog got it. But it wasn’t in the water until the hermit dude fell in the reservoir but technically the prequel (patient zero) explains that the disease ended up in the Pacific Ocean.

[@reesemartin3285]

@@cleverdlebberschnebrelic8016 yeah it was an zoonotic disease and happened to jump to humans. Animals been spreading it around. Now being able to transmit through water bodily fluids and probably air too

[@RAWKINGCOMEDY]

My worst fear is going somewhere late at night with my girl and hearing this man's voice

[@antr_]

3:55 Joe from 'You', first time I can identify a character from a different movie/series

[@kawasaki_voyagur1700]

You’re uploading videos faster than I can say “I wonder when he’s gonna make another interesting survival movie to beat-“

[@jackismemeish]

"your safety is still on" BIGGEST BRAIN MOVE EVER

[@soneswesdtd]

Been waiting for someone to cover this movie. Just watched it the other night

[@gtbjay60]

But have you seen the original cabin fever

[@soneswesdtd]

@@gtbjay60 of course. It's one of my favorites. I've seen it like 20 times. The remake isn't as good as the original but I still like it

[@gtbjay60]

@@soneswesdtd Yea same here so much nostalgia from watching that movie

[@ajzephyros7454]

"These friends are going to regret leaving home" Yeah that's how I feel every time I step outside

[@elliotloranger437]

How I beat all death scenarios: staying home

[@The_Time_Change]

2024 and still feel that way

[@sunnydered5545]

If my friend almost shoots me on my vacation, vacation is OVER... staying around that guy is literally hazardous to my health

[@DaRkLoRdZoRc]

I'm surprised at how faithful of a remake that this appears to be.

[@omkarsangvikar4166]

I really hope he does a nice qualitative video explaining how to beat every killer on dead by daylight

[@Angelafang1211]

Thank god I will never be this scenario, spending my vacation hiking with my friends. I could never. 😢

[@Angelafang1211]

I’m too lazy

[@reikolupus136]

- Cabins in the woods always appear in stories of people dying horribly - Everyone: Hey, let's go to a vacation in a cabin in the woods!

[@broma3974]

This upload schedule is a blessing

[@jacobhernandez7962]

Dude is carrying a semi-auto AR but is somehow automatic in the movie

[@devinwomack5460]

You can get auto sears if you have the license/permits but it’s very unlikely for someone like them to have one.

[@Chillin_Zuckerburg]

How to Beat deserves more subscribes! This dude is amazing!

[@dr69_420]

30:08 he mentions severing a limb to stop the spread of infection, via the blood stream. I doubt this would work as blood and there the virus gets pumped around the body very quickly. So by the time he managed to amputate the infection would have spread beyond the cut off point.

[@griefer5846]

the infection happens on the skin though

[@griefer5846]

don’t think it goes in the blood (in this movie)

[@sfsin3380]

The original's sequel raveled that he illness was mutated Narcotizing factitious so it's a bacteria not a virus. Narcotizing factitious is in fact one of the few things IRL where lopping off the infected area is a viable (if last ditch) treatment. The problem in the movies is a lot of the infected drank, bathed and/or showered in the bacteria (which unlike the real world version doesn't need a wound to get past the skin barrier) and so it too wide spread on their bodies for that to work

[@sparklinggrimm532]

In the original, I always thought he got infected by falling into the water right next to the guy (Eyes, nose, and mouth) but tvtropes says he was actually infected by Marci.

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

It's best bet to say the water well behind the convenient store isn't contaminated with the flesh eating bacteria considering how fast Burt and Karen and Marcy got sick after contaminated water at the cabin while Paul realized infected after realizing the lake was contaminated with infectious disease. At least not until after Winston dropped Paul off by at the edge creek near the store in the original.

[@Dizazta_Editz]

The safety is on 💀💀

[@hockeyhacker97]

21:16... I mean even before this point the fact some random stranger came up and basically was like "free weed" to total strangers might suggest the weed was laced with something and then the fact the officer only cared about wither or not they would have accepted the weed or not without directly saying it makes it all that much more suspicious. Even without any further context in that situation I would assume the guy with the free weed probably had it laced with something and even though he consumed it as well we couldn't rule out that it is something he had the antidote for and so only used it to earn our trust that it wasn't laced though in reality it was and he took a gamble that he could get back to get the antidote before the disease could take effect. Like it would be one thing if it was some random frat kid that goes to the same school offering the drugs, but the fact it was some random stranger makes it very suspicious, there are very few reasons why someone would want to give away free drugs, either they tampered with it, they are in the same social circles, or they are trying to get you to buy from them, and seeing as they are not in the same social circles, and that they are tourist and so would not be a potential long term customer, that only leaves one logical reason to act in such a way.

[@NoName-jc9yc]

As per usual, the way to beat this is to either not go or leave right away. Still a great watch

[@mariabrown6926]

Loving the consistent uploads!

[@TeneishaDean]

I was hoping you were doing the Eli Roth one, but I'm happy either way.

[@robbyiguess7729]

The friend telling Paul why the gun wasn't firing has to be the single dumbest decision I've ever seen in a horror movie.

[@CarlosThadeu]

I mean... its coming from the same people who has someone who lost a kid and then lets his other kid just bite other people and then BLAME THE OTHER PEOPLE FOR THE KID BITING THEM. They are literally hunting these people for simply existing and being there for sports, I dont think they have any braincell whatsoever

[@juniorlee87gaming]

“She blinked and that was her biggest mistake”

[@MontycelA]

If this guy says you’re gonna regret something, you aren’t gonna have a damn good day.

[@VGMR]

Firstly, somebody should've acknowledged the pollution to everybody because then nobody would be infected. But afterwards, the next major step would be to have very intelligent and passionate individuals prevent the pollution from spreading with massive filtering and mixed compounds. This would significantly prevent anybody from becoming infected from contact, on ingestion, and kill all traces of bacteria. Additionally, anywhere that's been impacted already should be completely locked down without anybody entering or leaving, unless they're clean, so this problem is permanently resolved. The outbreak got out of control merely because of stupidity and irresponsible individuals not acting sooner and preventing their own endangerments.

[@Null477]

it’s all fun and games when you go to a haunted house but then you start hearing the intro of cinema summaries video then hear “ok this mistake is going to cause them to be brutally killed”

[@Sb142sf]

Never thought you would do this video. Appreciate it

[@astoopidperson8556]

This is a story of the fact *ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES!*

[@BruneyJustin]

Yes! Thank you for covering this one!

[@EbeeDeeby]

May not have been the best How To Beat while having dinner but whatever! Lets gooooo

[@Tarumarugan]

I love this channel even though its heavily focused on "death game" content

[@pluto1sm]

death game shows are the most interesting for him to analyze tbh

[@Tarumarugan]

@@pluto1sm they are interesting and usually I go and watch the movie/show afterwards.

[@Nocing]

How to beat the know it all KZbinr in “cinema summary”

[@fattfatt1720]

Ive watched cabin fever so many times and loved it 😆

[@jymyrionwashington6849]

Same me too I did watching this movie since I was a kid, it's did scary shit of me.

[@grey.themusiccat]

though SOME of this is in hindsight and knowing what happens in the movie, this is cool advice

[@sanjaynagar4098]

They forget the most important thing never consume food and water from the infected area.

[@roughhappynezz]

You don't need a single to call emergency services...

[@CrazyGamingYT56]

Love your content keep up the great work

[@InsShogunGage]

You're getting a lot better at being a bit more realistic. Love your vids

[@strangersstuff6020]

Being early and having nothing to say is one of the most infuriating thing ever ☠

[@hockeyhacker97]

I mean with how rapid the disease is, wither bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitical, you don't beat it, if you just happen to have antibiotics or antivirals left over from the last time you were sick and for some reason brought them with you you could try them to see if they help at all, if it doesn't do anything then your best option is to just give up and voluntarily stop your ability to breath in order to do two things, try to prevent the spread to anyone else because if it is viral or bacterial then you breath a lot of that out and could be contagious through the moisture in your breath and also to prevent an agonizingly painful death because even if it kills you in hours having a belt help slow your breathing you pass out and don't feel all that much, having something eat your skin and muscles is going to be extremely painful if it doesn't disable the nervous system first and with that type of pain even just minutes of that type of pain can feel like days or even weeks because time moves differently when you are focused on ungodly levels of pain. My question though is why would they be consuming the water without boiling it first? Out in the middle or the woods you have to assume the plumbing isn't all that well maintained and so should be boiling your water to kill any parasites or bacteria in it before consuming it anyways... but also going back in the video it wasn't the last survivor that had agreed to drink nothing but beer, he was the one who who challenge Bert to "do the same", so there is an error in who should have been the last one standing if it was the water because it was Bert who was the person on the "only beer" dare not Jeff, Jeff was the one who made the dare, yet it was Jeff that was the last one alive.

[@PR-xm5zc]

Nothing will beat the leg shaving scene or the dog scene in the original

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[@Lionel273-YT]

That film is brutal

[@lordvika2526]

Wait they remade cabin fever and i never knew? I seen the OG one in the movies and loved every minute of it

[@markalexander3659]

Yep. Weirdly, they remade it only 14 years after the OG. I love both versions. This version is definitely more brutal. If you loved the original, I'd definitely watch this version.

[@johnsullyiv5666]

Bro, you’re amazing!

[@isamelzorrilla5639]

Hi How To Beat I love this and I hope you have a good day and you are awesome

[@wkoppe]

One piece of advice. Never go to the woods with your friends.

[@jamalerieligon872]

one of my most favorite movies and scariest also the thaw

[@HamsterScout]

Getting mad that the ticks can give you lyme is like going to Africa and getting mad that the mosquitos can give you malaria

[@dalton2592]

He really said “since there are ticks you should call it off” yeah he definitely isn’t looking at this in hindsight

[@PictureAsPerfect]

Main character: Ask you're friends to go in cabin :Calm: Main character: hears guitar music :Paink: Main character: friends get infected by virus *PAINK*

[@abstractedssun]

what's a paink

[@daianspahava8279]

Definitely please cover how to beat The cartel in Sicario especially since they have delta force and us marshals to take on the cartel

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

it seems silly that the hot deputy had a scar but it meant nothing. it would have been interesting if it was from other teens who got the infection

[@Guz009]

Love this!

[@seancarroll9849]

At the mention of ticks, I have one limiting factor, DEET duration. It must be reapplied, and there is only so much DEET you have. That means I'd probably only stay two or three days, at most. I'd also avoid drugs and venturing beyond the cabin/lake. I'd also bring my own supplies and a Sat Phone at minimum. I suspect this was waterborne. Which is why I would bring my own supplies. Long short, these five made a stupid mistake by not taking *any* of the proper precautions, save for the gun. The dog would be a problem, clearly. Word to the wise: Know how to camp properly and you will survive. Also, don't visit the town as you have everything you need with you ideally. (That kid was infected to start with, obviously.)

[@nakai123]

If they boiled the water before using it for anything then they'd probably been better off

[@BruneyJustin]

Be interesting to see how you would handle the creeper from the jeepers Creepers series

[@idoblenderstuffs]

woah its the paperpal from fnaf 2 in the thumbnail guys

[@ClenZa]

2:44 That shot looks like it's from an adult movie

[@CandaceDreamer]

So… why did the kid go around biting people and the father not taking precautions??

[@ChaosRaych]

I'd be interested to see you do the 2002 version as well! It's similar, but not exactly the same (& much better imo). Have a damn good day!

[@jeonghanism]

i feel like that one is more 'controversial' so that's probably why he chose to do this more recent film as opposed to the original

[@ChaosRaych]

@@jeonghanism Controversy feeds the algorithm monster

[@melbrooke280]

I haven’t seen it in ages. Why is it more controversial

[@ChaosRaych]

@@melbrooke280 tbh I'm not exactly sure what Jaime is referring to, but I think it could be the cops shooting people

[@jeonghanism]

well the n word is said quite a few times throughout the movie, and the gore i think was a lot worse in the original so more censoring for htb and his team

[@moltencorgi7706]

Don't forget to make a how to survive vid on the second movie of this

[@BurntMemoriesAlt]

How to beat the MOVIE MASTERMIND in "Cinema Summary"