White Line Fever

About This Movie

White Line Fever is a gritty look at the life of an independent trucker, played by Jan-Michael Vincent, who’s trying to do right by his pregnant wife. The film has this raw, almost documentary-like feel that captures the struggle of blue-collar workers. There’s a real sense of tension throughout, especially as he confronts crooks and corruption in the trucking industry. Kaplan’s direction gives the movie a relentless pace, which keeps you on edge. The performances are solid, with Vincent conveying a mix of vulnerability and determination. Plus, the practical effects in the action scenes have that tangible quality that’s hard to find in modern films. It’s a unique snapshot of a specific time and place, wrapped in a story of perseverance.

Features strong performances, particularly from Jan-Michael Vincent. · Practical effects that stand out against today’s CGI. · Captures a specific era in trucking culture.