"Bad Fever has the empathetic soul of '70s American filmmaking."
- Nick Schager, The Village Voice
"Exceptionally well acted, directed, and edited, Bad Fever beats with a serious heart and burns with a frustrated soul."
- Michael Tully, Pick of the Week, Hammer to Nail/Filmmaker Magazine
"Bad Fever emerges as a singular portrait of solitude, the need for companionship, and "one man's broken American Dream."
-Durga Chew-Bose, Interview Magazine
"5 out of 5. A Challenging, haunting piece of filmmaking."
- Andrew Johnson, Gordon and the Whale
Alternatively quiet and delirious, always desperate, Bad Fever is a witness to one man’s broken American dream and his eternal longing to find someone, anyone, who understands or even pretends to understand.
Eddie (Kentucker Audley) bumbles his way through an agonizing courtship with Irene (Eleonore Hendricks), a manipulating drifter who videotapes their fleeting moments together. To express his true feelings for her, he painstakingly orchestrates his debut stand-up performance at the local comedy club.
Starring: Kentucker Audley and Eleonore Hendricks