City Wide Fever

Very clever and resourceful genre pastiche, torquing the milieu of a typical New York microbudget indie into a giallo. Shot with the same outmoded digital video technology that Mike Bilandic used for Happy Life (speaking of: Bilandic lights up the screen in a cameo), nicely…

Will Sloan

Guy Maddin presents…featuring Larry Fessenden…dangerously high levels of “the boys” here. Works as playful - but not cloying - SOVariation on the old cursed film/filmmaker conceit (no cigarette  burns on an USB), cycling industriously through fake-outs and kills and…

Adam Nayman

Red Lips 1, 2, & 3. The episode When Donald Farmer meets Jess Franco & Lina Romay in a dream. Video Amer's New Nightmare. Lost in New York as a forbidden episode of Ghost Writer. Verotika cries, DV-Cam whispers through neo-giallo cityscapes. Mondo Obsesso/Cool Girl Problems…

Scumbalina

with q&a with director josh heaps moderated by brandon daley. greened out before this and had a pretty great time watching it, every scene feels like such a great bit of a dream.

jake panek

Ian Fidance, get your Oscar acceptance speech ready.

Ethan Vestby

Shot with a tiny budget on digital video, Josh Heaps’ City Wide Fever is a loving homage to the deliriously irrational pleasures of giallo films. Heaps’ first foray into filmmaking demonstrates an impressive grasp on the genre. Not only does it capture the dreamy,…

randy2themax

My first produced feature film premiere, what a milestone! Grateful to everyone who came out and shared the magic.

Chenzy

My friend Josh made this and it was much better than I thought it would be. So you should see this film and support Josh.

Benjamin Crossley-Marra

I love low-fi filmmaking  I love Gialli I liked “City Wide Fever.” It was an interesting dissection of the genre, but in some ways it didn’t really worked for me. However I hope the director makes a sequel about the Über driver visiting the porn shop where Douglas Buck and…

robert2339