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A few anti-social misfits encounter some other misfits, fight, become friends, and take on an even more anti-social gang at a Korean high school. Here we have a film that didn't need to be made; yet another Korean flick focusing on male bonding among delinquent-bordering-on-criminal youth. Women are typically mere eye-candy for this crowd, and comprise a very small part of the plot, with aggressive, violent behavior providing the social glue for its characters. The film is an unending sequence of posing, flexing and punching, and the fight scenes do not rise to the status of well-choreographed martial arts. I can't think of any reason to recommend this film.
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