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2017·Drama·1h 38m
7.1
An ongoing feud between punk rockers and a more affluent clique in a small Texas town leads to a hate crime.
Directed by Jameson Brooks
graffiti
intolerance
punk rock
racism

Cast

Dave Davis
Dave Davis
Brian
Glenn Morshower
Glenn Morshower
Cameron Wilson
Luke Shelton
Luke Shelton
Cody Cates
Henry Knotts
Henry Knotts
King
Logan Huffman
Logan Huffman
Ricky
Dominic Ryan Gabriel
Dominic Ryan Gabriel
Jason
Maemae Renfrow
Maemae Renfrow
Jade
Eddie Hassell
Eddie Hassell
Oles
Audrey Gerthoffer
Audrey Gerthoffer
Michelle
Lorelei Linklater
Lorelei Linklater
Rome
Michael Seitz
Michael Seitz
Davis
Major Dodge
Major Dodge
Officer Denny

Crew

Major Dodge
Major Dodge
Executive Producer
Major Dodge
Major Dodge
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Popular Reviews

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vivi
viviPRO
Bomb City
the fact that this is a true story makes it even more sad
the fact that this is a true story makes it even more sad
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presley
presley
Bomb City
this film has some flaws, but overall tells an important story. had some trouble figuring out what to rate it
this film has some flaws, but overall tells an important story. had some trouble figuring out what to rate it
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Lulu
Lulu
Bomb City
Ive never loved a movie so much but also been so frustrated and angry about it.
Brian Deneke was murdered by Dustin Camp, but Dustin got to walk free and go to college etc but all Brian got was the system going against him based off of stereotypes because off his appearence and how he chose to express himself.
It was clearly murder. Purposefully running someone over because you dont like them or are intimidated by them is murder. Smashing glass onto their face when they're minding their own business is wrong. This was certainly not self defense. People need to stop acting as if alternative people are these dangerous monsters because we really arent.
Brians case can remind people why they became punk in the first place. The system is corrupt and it needs fixing.
#justiceforbriandeneke
Ive never loved a movie so much but also been so frustrated and angry about it.
Brian Deneke was murdered by Dustin Camp, but Dustin got to walk free and go to college etc but all Brian got was the system going against him based off of stereotypes because off his appearence and how he chose to express himself.
It was clearly murder. Purposefully running someone over because you dont like them or are intimidated by them is murder. Smashing glass onto their face when they're minding their own business is wrong. This was certainly not self defense. People need to stop acting as if alternative people are these dangerous monsters because we really arent.
Brians case can remind people why they became punk in the first place. The system is corrupt and it needs fixing.
#justiceforbriandeneke
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savvy
savvy
Bomb City
I thought this was an incredibly important and necessary retelling of a case of injustice based in discrimination. Many people go through life without consequences because of who they are or who their parents are while they’re actively negatively impacting the people around them. The people they hurt will never get justice. Like in this story where Brian and his friends may have been criminals in the traditional sense of the word, they were making a difference in their community through music and their art projects while Cody did nothing but cause trouble and play football and hurt the people who were different from him. Yet he gets to walk away. Brian never will. I think everyone should see this film or research Brian’s story. I think it could be very mind opening for a lot of people. And this story doesn’t just apply to punks or alternative people in general, violence based in discrimination and discrimination in the justice system happens to all different kinds of people all of the time just because they’re different. That’s why I think this story is so important and I’m glad it was told.
I thought this was an incredibly important and necessary retelling of a case of injustice based in discrimination. Many people go through life without consequences because of who they are or who their parents are while they’re actively negatively impacting the people around them. The people they hurt will never get justice. Like in this story where Brian and his friends may have been criminals in the traditional sense of the word, they were making a difference in their community through music and their art projects while Cody did nothing but cause trouble and play football and hurt the people who were different from him. Yet he gets to walk away. Brian never will. I think everyone should see this film or research Brian’s story. I think it could be very mind opening for a lot of people. And this story doesn’t just apply to punks or alternative people in general, violence based in discrimination and discrimination in the justice system happens to all different kinds of people all of the time just because they’re different. That’s why I think this story is so important and I’m glad it was told.
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Jake McFarlane
Jake McFarlane
Bomb City
I don’t even have a shitty little one liner here or dumb joke. Beautiful, powerful, charming and gut-wrenching in equal measure. Brilliant film.
I don’t even have a shitty little one liner here or dumb joke. Beautiful, powerful, charming and gut-wrenching in equal measure. Brilliant film.
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