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| An entire row of what they call "fanboys" at the screening I attended laughed all the way through the movie, although I failed to see anything remotely amusing. |
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| (Rex Reed, New York Observer) |
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| More than anything else, Cabin feels like the endgame of so-called fanboy culture in the way in which it is first and foremost about itself, interested only in a fundamental adherence to rules of its own devising and fenced off from the world at large. |
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| (Mark Olsen, Village Voice) |
| Horror cinema subversiveness need not preclude actual horror, a fact that's unfortunately lost on The Cabin in the Woods. |
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| (Nick Schager, House Next Door) |
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| Cabin is so bent on switcherooing the heck out of us that it ends up resembling a TV soap such as Glee. |
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| (Chris Hewitt, St. Paul Pioneer Press) |
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| The only comedy-horror that ever worked was An American Werewolf in London - and it worked because it was about character. |
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| (Antonia Quirke, Financial Times) |
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, Anna Hutchison 
