One bus. One bridge. No way out.
When a public bus stalls in the choking heat of Lagos’s Third Mainland Bridge, what begins as an ordinary traffic jam descends into a nightmare. A strange sickness grips the passengers—screaming, coughing, convulsing—until bodies start to drop. Then rise.
As panic spreads and the bridge is locked down by military forces, survivors are forced to confront a new kind of terror: the infected are changing—fast, violent, and no longer human.
Among the trapped are a virologist with a buried secret, a journalist chasing more than a headline, and a boy whose silence may be the key to it all. But something else is lurking—something orchestrated, something not meant to be escaped.
Fever Bridge is a relentless speculative horror thriller that pulses with dread, paranoia, and the raw terror of being abandoned in plain sight. Once you’re on the bridge, there’s no turning back.
Ratings & Reviews
One bus. One bridge. No way out.
When a public bus stalls in the choking heat of Lagos’s Third Mainland Bridge, what begins as an ordinary traffic jam descends into a nightmare. A strange sickness grips the passengers—screaming, coughing, convulsing—until bodies start to drop. Then rise.
As panic spreads and the bridge is locked down by military forces, survivors are forced to confront a new kind of terror: the infected are changing—fast, violent, and no longer human.
Among the trapped are a virologist with a buried secret, a journalist chasing more than a headline, and a boy whose silence may be the key to it all. But something else is lurking—something orchestrated, something not meant to be escaped.
Fever Bridge is a relentless speculative horror thriller that pulses with dread, paranoia, and the raw terror of being abandoned in plain sight. Once you’re on the bridge, there’s no turning back.