White Line Fever [is] a movie demonstrating that, while I know little about trucking, the film's maker arguably know less.

This is what the movie is finally about: bodies leaping upon each other, kicking and kneeing, trucks pushing other vehicles off the road, and nothing motivated.

Hard to believe but exciting thriller about racketeers corrupting the trucking industry.

Despite a bone structure to rival Alain Delon, Vincent makes for a credible working class hero, replete with a vague southern twang and grit in his eyes.