A struggling artist (Parker) is implicated in a string of macabre murders.A struggling artist (Parker) is implicated in a string of macabre murders.A struggling artist (Parker) is implicated in a string of macabre murders.
William H. Burns
- Detective Burns
- (as William Henry Burns)
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- TriviaIn an interview in the Fever dvd special features, Alex Winter said he wanted to get back to a type of filmmaking that is more about atmosphere than cutting and more about quiet than about sound.
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Ultimately Disappointing
To sum-up: Fever is a very dark, shadow-filled look into the formation of emotional disease and discomfort. The acting is very good on Henry Thomas' part as well as the direction by Alex Winter (Bill from the infamous Bill & Ted films) but the storyline has a few out-of-place moments and enough awkwardness to make even the sleepiest of viewers cringe.
Pro's & con's:
+ Henry Thomas' performance (you'll have trouble believing that it's the kid from E.T.)
+ Alex Winter's high quality and sometimes colorful directing style (including some nice, steady camera work which was more fitting for a film like this)
Pro's & con's:
+ Henry Thomas' performance (you'll have trouble believing that it's the kid from E.T.)
+ Alex Winter's high quality and sometimes colorful directing style (including some nice, steady camera work which was more fitting for a film like this)
- Very cheap visual effects
- By the time it ends you'll feel like you've wasted your time
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- Dec 2, 2003
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- Tuhaf Bir Kiracı
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- $6,000,000 (estimated)
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