Snowfever

A ski resort owner, desperate to save his failing business, pretends to be a world-renowned ski expert to attract investors. He enlists the help of a beautiful ski instructor, unaware that she is secretly planning to expose him. As his charade becomes more elaborate, he finds himself falling for her while trying to keep his elaborate lie from collapsing around him.

Snowfever received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and was largely ignored by audiences, quickly becoming a direct-to-video release in many markets. It is often cited as an example of a film with a weak premise and uninspired execution, failing to capitalize on its comedic or romantic elements.

• Critically panned for its predictable plot and lack of humor.

• Seen as a poorly executed romantic comedy with little to offer.

• The performances were generally considered wooden and unconvincing.

Google audience: Audience reception for Snowfever is virtually non-existent due to its limited release and critical failure. Those few comments available tend to echo critical sentiments, finding the film unoriginal and unengaging.

The film was primarily shot in and around Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with some scenes filmed at the Nakiska Ski Resort, which hosted events during the 1988 Winter Olympics.