Ghost Fever

Linda is one of the two sisters linked to the plantation. She reveals that she and her sister have been dead for years and remain tied to their home, guiding the living through the estate’s dangers. Her connection to the land underscores the blending of history and haunting that drives the plot.

Lisa is Linda's sister and another long-vanished resident who confirms the house’s spectral links. She helps explain the plantation's past and stands as part of the ghostly chorus guarding the estate. Her presence deepens the sense that the land's memory cannot be easily erased.

Buford is a Georgia police officer tasked with serving eviction notices on the plantation. He uncovers a hidden laboratory and faces escalating supernatural events as the past asserts itself. He is killed in a car crash orchestrated by the spirits, joining the afterlife alongside Benny.

Jethro is a ghostly figure, a former slave who haunts the plantation alongside Andrew Lee. Though his presence is tied to the land’s history of oppression, he allies with the living to protect the estate and oppose the malevolent forces at play.

Andrew Lee is the former owner of the plantation and a ghost who remembers the brutal history of the property. He, along with Jethro, acts to defend the land from new violence and to stop the current foreclosures from erasing the estate’s legacy.

Benny is Buford’s partner, a police officer who joins the fight to save the plantation. He participates in the boxing match that provides the crucial prize money and is ultimately killed in the road accident, joining the afterlife with Buford and the other guardians of the estate.

Madame St. Esprit is the spiritual medium called to conduct a séance. She channels supernatural forces, triggering a powerful confrontation that reveals the extent of the ghostly danger and the need for cooperation between the living and the dead.

Terrible Tucker is a famed boxer who appears in the plantation’s boxing match. His presence anchors the film’s climactic sport-driven sequence, where prize money becomes the instrument to save the estate.

The manager handles the boxing career of Terrible Tucker, orchestrating moves around the match and contributing to the dramatic payoff that funds the plantation’s rescue.

Terrible Tucker's trainer coaches the fighter through the key bout, guiding him toward victory that facilitates the plantation’s financial salvation.

The ring announcer introduces the climactic boxing event, setting the pace for the match that becomes a turning point in the plot.

The referee ensures the boxing match adheres to the rules, providing the formal structure around the sport-based resolution of the story.