WHITE RUSH

Cinemavixion Review

Mark L. Lester's "White Rush" (2003) plunges viewers into a harrowing scenario where a dream vacation transforms into a desperate fight for survival. The film masterfully explores the dark side of greed as a group of young tourists inadvertently stumbles upon a botched drug deal. What begins as a potential windfall quickly escalates into a terrifying ordeal, pitting the unsuspecting vacationers against ruthless criminals. With a runtime of 87 minutes, "White Rush" delivers a taut thriller that examines the moral compromises and extreme measures people will take when faced with life-or-death stakes. While the film may not have garnered widespread critical acclaim, it offers a compelling narrative of suspense and the brutal consequences of bad decisions, featuring performances from Judd Nelson and Louis Mandylor.