Fox Hunt

About This Movie

Fox Hunt is a curious blend of action and comedy that features Jack Fremont, a TV enthusiast turned unlikely hero. The film leans heavily into its playful tone, especially with the way it integrates TV references into the plot, which adds a unique twist to the typical espionage narrative. Michael Berns' direction gives it a lighthearted pace, though it occasionally stumbles into campy territory. The practical effects, especially in the action sequences, have a certain charm, keeping it grounded despite the outlandish premise. The performances, particularly from the leads, feel earnest amid the absurdity, making it oddly engaging. It’s not your standard action fare, but that's part of its appeal, standing out in a sea of similar films from the mid-'90s.

Released in 1996, running time is about 90 minutes. · Stars Paul Bianchi and features a mostly unknown cast. · Filmed on location in Los Angeles, showcasing the city's charm. · Mixed reviews upon release, now a niche discovery among collectors.