Raw Nerve

1991
18
1h 31m

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4.4/10

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A race car driver has visions of the victims of a serial killer before their demise and tries to get a skeptic police detective and an ambitious reporter to help him find the killer.

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A race car driver has visions of the victims of a serial killer before their demise and tries to get a skeptic police detective and an ambitious reporter to help him find the killer.A race car driver has visions of the victims of a serial killer before their demise and tries to get a skeptic police detective and an ambitious reporter to help him find the killer.A race car driver has visions of the victims of a serial killer before their demise and tries to get a skeptic police detective and an ambitious reporter to help him find the killer.

Director
- David A. Prior
Writers
- David A. Prior
- Lawrence L. Simeone
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IMDb RATING

4.4/10

505

YOUR RATING

Director
- David A. Prior
Writers
- David A. Prior
- Lawrence L. Simeone
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Filmed in and around Mobile, Alabama.

Quotes
Jimmy Clayton: [as Billy] See, I'm her brother... and her father.

Connections
Featured in Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater: Episode dated 2 July 1994 (1994)

Soundtracks
New Power Generation
Written and performed by New Power (John Wesley and Chris Huff)

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Featured review

5/10

Protecting a suspect

A journalist (Sandahl Bergman of 'Conan' fame) believes Jimmy (Ted Prior), suspected of several murders, is innocent. The cop in charge (Jan-Michael 'Airwolf' Vincent) doesn't believe her, but he has personal reasons, while his boss (Glenn Ford) never trusts anyone, anyway. So it is a difficult job for her, and also she needs to keep an eye on Jimmys younger sister Gina (Traci Lords) who is in danger to become the next victim of the killer, whoever that is.

Well, despite the famous cast, this could as well be episode 99 of a good quality TV series. It is OK to watch, but not outstanding; I don't think I'll remember it next month, especially since movies about psychopathic killers are 'a dime a dozen'. It's rather mild for this kind of subject, by the way: no nudity, minimum violence which is over very quickly, could almost pass for PG instead of R in my opinion.