Over the Edge

Synopsis

In the small town of New Granada, bored teenagers rebel against authority when a new housing development becomes their only form of social entertainment, leading to a chaotic and explosive situation. As tensions rise between the young residents and the town's adults, a sense of rebellion and frustration fuels their actions, resulting in unexpected consequences. Over the Edge explores the challenges faced by teenagers in a seemingly idyllic suburban community and the consequences of neglecting their needs and well-being, ultimately leading to a chaotic and dramatic climax that will change the town forever.

Cast

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  Michael Eric Kramer

  Carl

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  Pamela Ludwig

  Cory

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  Matt Dillon

  Richie

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  Vincent Spano

  Mark

• Tom Fergus

  Claude

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  Harry Northup

  Doberman

Reviews

Over the Edge garnered positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its realistic portrayal of teenage angst and rebellion, giving it a rating of 83%. IMDb users rated the movie 7.3/10, appreciating its raw and honest depiction of youthful rebellion. Metacritic awarded the film a score of 67/100, highlighting its gritty and authentic storytelling. Variety mentioned, 'Over the Edge captures the spirit of rebellious youth with a raw intensity that feels undeniably real.' Roger Ebert's site noted, 'Michael Eric Kramer delivers a standout performance that captures the essence of teenage rebellion.' The film resonated with viewers for its powerful themes and compelling performances, making it a cult classic among coming-of-age dramas.