Fever Dreams

I remember watching TZ when younger and getting that slightly creeped out but fascinated feeling - I just couldn't look away but wasn't sure I wanted to see what came next. Well, Fever Dreams brought all that back and that sensation increased as the film unfolded. The emcee character from the first short is great at helping the viewer change gears from one short to the next. And a couple of the later shorts have unique stories that went to unexpected places. Really great suspenseful evening!

You won't want to leave your seat once you start watching this film. Have all your goodies with you so you don't have to leave your search. This is a very entertaining and attention grabbing movie. Enjoy it and perhaps you will want to submit your own review when you have finished it. Also, this is a film that you will want to watch again in the near future. The acting is rather good and they will keep your interest up and want to see more. This could be one of those movies that would have a second installment that will continue to keep your attention for a second time. One can only hope so in the future.

Fun, reminds me of the old Twilight Zone series. Looks great, stories are great. Leaves you thinking.

Well written short horror stories tied together by a rather bizarre narrator - the moody kind of tales that mess with your mind rather than just gory and in-your-face standard fare. An easy watch with some unexpected plot twists, good acting and memorable characters. The kind of stories that you feel could almost happen in everyday situations, if things just went a little off-kilter. Familiar types of people we've all meet in real life, who end up in unexplainable and dire turns of events. I liked that we are left wondering "what happened next?" and guessing that it definitely wasn't anything good! Fever Dreams is well worth watching.

Four tales of suspense and tragedy. The outline of the plot seems obvious, but there is a curveball arcing in for each.

Personally, I watched each of these stories on a different day so that I could digest them fully. A rare treat.

The production qualities are obviously spare in places, but the team makes good use of what they have. The scenes with the police are especially well shot and portrayed.

The first story should have a trigger warning for mental health. The material surrounding self doubt and hallucination is disturbing, as it should be.

The set piece of glass for the second story was effective. It was also macabre. Brace for that.

The third tale was... difficult to watch. Trigger warning for elder abuse, though Karma comes round eventually.

The fourth tale snaps into place abruptly. An unsatisfying ending, but that's the modern mortgage market for you.

If you've got an hour and you want something new, give it a try.