John Turturro,
Deborah Kara Unger,
Stephen Eric McIntyre,
William Allen Young,
Eugene M. Davis
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A man searching for the truth about his wife's killer learns more than he wanted to know about her own private story in this powerful drama. Harry Cain (John Turturro) works as a security guard at a l... read more
DVD Release Date: March 8, 2005
Stats: 146 reviews
[font=Century Gothic]In "Fear X," Harry Caine(John Turturro) is so obsessed with the murder of his wife Claire(Jacqueline Ramel) that it is adversely affecting his job as a security guard at a shopping mall. Not helping any are his acquaintances who either directly tell him to mo... read more
john turritoro haunting performance of a man desprite to know who kille his wife, by expressing it in frusteration and anger. B+
Not even the subtle greatness that is John Turturro can save this. It starts off kinda creepy and it doesn't give any answers but i was right there with it. But its one of those movie where so little happens and even when they do its so dull and uninteresting that that you don't ... read more
Not even the subtle greatness that is John Turturro can save this. It starts off kinda creepy and it doesn't give any answers but i was right there with it. But its one of those movie where so little happens and even when they do its so dull and uninteresting that that you don't ... read more
a very old school style thriller of a man just wanting awnsers and thats all not revenge not death...just reasons to why his wife was killed nothing els...
What the? I mean don't even watch this movie. As much as I wanted to turn off the tv I didn't just to see if it got better, but it got worse. Let's just say I wanted to blow up the tv after this movie. I can't believe I wasted my time. what a waste.
quite possibly the single most retarded movie ever! i walked away thinking i couldn't take another minute of it, turns out the movie decided it couldn't take anymore either and ended.
It made me feel left hanging with more questions than answers..but that was purposely done that way Im sure..it had very intense thrilling moments and a few great scenes but mainly it was a very long drawn out with hardly any concrete substance..it was a confsuing movie which lef... read more
this is a film...that really focuses on feelings and the feel of the surroundings... very very little dialoge in this film but john says it all with the look on his face...he is truly brillent and why he didnt win a oscer for this...is waaay beyond me...its very sickening.... the... read more
Fortunately, Turturro's subtle turn keeps our emotional connection solid even when the story skates on thin ice. Full Review
The story, in the end, is less than satisfying and, unfortunately, doesn't match the movie's eerie style. Full Review
With an elliptical style and open-ended interpretations, it is definitely not for those who like their mysteries spelled out and tied up neatly. Full Review
Grimly austere barely begins to describe the atmosphere of dread that seeps through Fear X like a toxic mist. Full Review
It's half a movie, but a half that hums. Full Review
The director captures a sense of hazy, harrowing obsession that's amplified by his immaculate camera set-ups and pans. Full Review
A Middle American psychological crime thriller agreat portion of which plays out none too rationally inside its protagonist's head.
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