21 details you may have missed in 'The Cabin in the Woods'

The cast and crew of "The Cabin In The Woods." Eric Charbonneau/WireImage/Getty Images "The Cabin in the Woods" was released in 2012, a whopping 14 years ago.

The slasher satire is full of references, Easter eggs, and tributes to many horror films.

Here are 21 details you might've missed in the film.

Warning: spoilers ahead.

October, for many of us, means horror movie marathons.

But did you know there's an underrated classic waiting for you out there that rewards your years of service toiling away in the scary movie mines? It's true.

And it's called "The Cabin in the Woods." Every frame of this movie is chock-full of jokes, Easter eggs, and references to the horror classics that any self-respecting horror fan would get.

But if you're not interested in watching your Halloween faves with a magnifying glass and a tab on your computer opened to Fangoria, we've got you covered.

Here are our favorite little details in "The Cabin in the Woods." "The Cabin in the Woods" was released on April 13, 2012.

If you need a quick refresher on the plot, keep reading ...

"The Cabin in the Woods." Lionsgate To get away for the weekend, five college students (Dana, Curt, Holden, Jules, and Marty) travel to Curt's family cabin.

Things start getting ... weird ... after Dana reads Latin incantations from an old diary in the basement.

Specifically, zombies start attacking them.

Simultaneously, two engineers, Sitterson and Hadley, have been orchestrating these horrifying events on behalf of a shadowy organization at a site known only as the Facility, led by the Director.