Alex Winters FEVER tells the moody, haunting story of an
urbandwelling twentysomething who begins
Alex Winters FEVER tells the moody, haunting story of an
urbandwelling twentysomething who begins
Alex Winters FEVER tells the moody, haunting story of an
urbandwelling twentysomething who begins
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Eli Roth makes an auspicious debut with CABIN FEVER. Taking
an otherwise traditional set up for a
horror
Eli Roth makes an auspicious debut with CABIN FEVER. Taking
an otherwise traditional set up for a
horror
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A drunken gunfighter, a female outlaw, and three deeply
disturbed women discover just what it take
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Alex Winter's FEVER tells the moody, haunting story of an
urban-dwelling twentysomething who begins to show signs of physical
and mental deterioration when faced with the suffocating pressure
of living alone in New York City. Nick Parker (Henry Thomas), a
struggling artist, pays the bills by teaching drawing to the
elderly. Living in a squalid Brooklyn tenement, Nick avoids contact
with his family, including his sister Charlotte (Teri Hatcher).
When his landlord is discovered murdered one morning, Nick receives
a visit from Detective Glass (Bill Duke), whom he is unable to
help. Around this time, a mysterious new tenant moves into the
upstairs apartment. The man, Will (David O'Hara), disturbs Nick
with his matter-of-fact attitude and hidden past. As Nick's health
becomes more and more fragile, rendering him pale, frazzled, and
disoriented, the realization that he has once again begun to
sleepwalk disturbs him even more, triggering an ultimate
understanding that just might destroy him. Winter, working hand in
hand with cinematographer Joe DeSalvo (ALL OVER ME, JOHNNY SUEDE),
creates a stylish, claustrophobic world that is revealed strictly
from Nick's scattered point of view. In maintaining this distorted
vision, Winter allows the audience to truly view the story through
Nick's muddled eyes, resulting in an eerie, dark thriller.
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