Fever 1991
"The heat is on - and time is running out."
Directed by Larry Elikann, *Fever (1991)* is a gripping TV thriller that plunges viewers into a high-stakes race against time.
Director: Larry Elikann
Cast
Sam Neill
Elliot
Armand Assante
Ray
Marcia Gay Harden
Lacy
Mark Boone Junior
Leonard
John Achorn
Parole Board Member
Joe Spano
Junkman
Rainbow Harvest
Michelle
Macka Foley
Charlie's Bartender
John Dennis Johnston
Jellyroll
Steve Rankin
Clyde
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fever (1991) about?
Fresh out of prison, Ray tries to win back his ex, Lacy, but she's moved on with Elliott, a pacifist. When Lacy is kidnapped by Ray's former associates, he and Elliott must reluctantly team up to rescue her before her captors' motives turn deadly.
Who directed Fever?
Larry Elikann directed this intense thriller, known for his work in both film and television.
Who stars in Fever?
The film features Sam Neill, Armand Assante, Marcia Gay Harden, Mark Boone Junior, and Joe Spano in pivotal roles.
Is Fever (1991) worth watching?
While unrated, *Fever (1991)* delivers solid performances and a tense premise that keeps viewers hooked. Fans of 90s crime dramas and psychological thrillers will find plenty to appreciate in its tight runtime and emotional depth.
How long is Fever?
The movie runs for 99 minutes.
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About Fever (1991) — A gritty thriller of love, betrayal, and impossible choices
Directed by Larry Elikann, *Fever (1991)* is a gripping TV thriller that plunges viewers into a high-stakes race against time. Set against the sweltering tension of simmering emotions and unresolved pasts, the film follows Ray, freshly released from prison, as he seeks to rekindle a relationship with Lacy—only to find her moved on with Elliott, a gentle soul with no appetite for violence. When Ray's old criminal ties resurface and Lacy is taken hostage, duty and desperation collide, forcing the two men into an uneasy alliance to rescue the woman they both love before it's too late.
A moody drama steeped in themes of redemption, betrayal, and unlikely camaraderie, *Fever (1991)* blends raw emotion with relentless suspense. Sam Neill and Armand Assante deliver electrifying performances as the polar opposites bound by shared intent, while Larry Elikann crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere where trust is a luxury and every second counts.
