Do you want to see ‘Fever’?

Add to Netflix

Fever (2001)

tomatometer

All Critics
Top Critics

Average Rating: 6.7/10
Reviews Counted: 7
Fresh: 4 | Rotten: 3

No consensus yet.

No Score Yet...

Average Rating: N/A
Critic Reviews: 1
Fresh: 1 | Rotten: 0

audience

liked it
Average Rating: 3/5
User Ratings: 962

My Rating

Added to your Facebook Timeline. — undo

Movie Info

An alienated young man begins to question his own sanity in the wake of a horrible crime in the psychological thriller Fever. Nick Parker (Henry Thomas) is an aspiring artist who spends his evenings working on paintings and teaches art at the local YMCA to make ends meet. Nick has an apartment in a run-down building, where he often finds himself arguing with the landlord, Sidney (Sandor Tecsy). One night, Nick is disturbed by loud noises from the apartment above; he soon discovers the room has

R, 1 hr. 35 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Alex Winter

Written By: Alex Winter

In Theaters: Feb 2, 2001 Limited

On DVD: May 22, 2001

Lions Gate Films

Fever Trailer & Photos

Cast

Critic Reviews for Fever

All Critics (11) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (3) | DVD (3)

Mediocre thriller about a starving artist suspected of murder.

December 8, 2002 Full Review Source: Film Threat

| Comment

Phil Hall

Film Threat

More Critic Reviews

Audience Reviews for Fever

View All

A very average thirller that really does nothing for standing out on its own. The directing was average, the story was par and the acting was nothing to brag about. Some of the characters were all the same though, not the besr character work. Thomas was the only one that put some effort into the role and actually

February 1, 2012

Bill Regan

Psychological thriller that has great visuals and a strong performance by Henry Thomas as the "is he crazy or isn't he" lead character supported well by Sam Neill. The script, though establishing a strong atmosphere of mystery in the beginning, can't sustain its momentum as it reverts to cliches of the genre within its final acts.

February 25, 2010