Fire (2004)
"Nature Unleashed: Fire" (original title)

A rescue goes terribly wrong for a sheriff when trying to save four dirt bikers when they are trapped by growing forest fires. Desperate, they seek shelter in an abandoned mine, never ... See full summary »

Director:

Allan A. Goldstein

Writers:

Allan A. Goldstein, Michael Hurst

Stars:

Bryan Genesse, Josh Cohen, Anastasia Griffith

Cast

Credited cast:
Bryan Genesse	...	Jake
Josh Cohen	...	Chris
Anastasia Griffith	...	Sharon
Ross McCall	...	Marcus
Melanie Lewis	...	Mel
Shend	...	Tiny
John Francis	...	Lloyd
Ray Charleson	...	Max
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John H. Francis	...	Lloyd

Storyline

A rescue goes terribly wrong for a sheriff when trying to save four dirt bikers when they are trapped by growing forest fires. Desperate, they seek shelter in an abandoned mine, never realizing they are headed straight for evil from the sheriff's past.

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Genres:

Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for some violence and disturbing images

Details

Official Sites:

Peace Arch Motion Pictures Inc.

Country:

Canada Romania UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 March 2005 (Netherlands)

Also Known As:

Fire

Filming Locations:

MediaPro Studios, Bucharest, Romania

Company Credits

Production Co:

Nu Image Films, Euroimage EOOD, GFT Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

Crew and equipment are visible throughout the entire movie reflected in the characters helmet visors.

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Connections

Referenced in Behind the Scenes of Nature Unleashed: Fire (2006)

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Soundtracks

"Hell On Fire"
Written by Serge Colbert
Performed by Serge Colbert
Courtesy of Between Oceans Publishing (BMI)

User Reviews

Burn Burn Burn

Ah the sci-fi channel. How often do you disappoint me? Quite often I think, do you ever show good movies? OK you have given me the great 'Heroes' and the reasonably good 'The Lost Room' but they are series, and as for the movie well there really is nothing positive to say. Bad acting, bad directing, terrible characters and a shallow story, and that is just for starters. I checked out the director Allan A Goldstien and was not surprised to find nothing of interest in his resume (in fact I am half thinking that this is a pseudo name). The premises of four motor bikers out motto-crossing in a national park when one of them has an accident that needs a park ranger to come rescue them only for them to get caught in a forrest fire is weak and predictable that you know every beat before it happens. Leading man Bryan Genesse the park ranger is so bad it is terrible. Cast as the action hero martial arts boy in the footsteps of so many others this guy makes Seagal and Van Damme look like De Nero. The supporting cast are little better and well before the end one was left hoping the fire would engulf them all then the film crew. Avoid at all costs