Mad at the World

Mad at the World

Year: 1955

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: English

Director: Harry Essex

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Teenagers form the violent WolfPack, terrorizing their neighborhood for thrills. After the WolfPack critically injures a baby's father’s infant child, the outraged father loses faith in the slow police response. Determined to bring justice, he goes undercover in the gang, intent on delivering the punishment the offenders deserve.

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