Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Adam Butcher | ... | Butch | |
Shane Kippel | ... | Davis | |
Matthew Morales | ... | Angel (as Mateo Morales) | |
Slim Twig | ... | Max | |
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Taylor Poulin | ... | Banks |
Dewshane Williams | ... | Frank | |
Lawrence Bayne | ... | Goodyear | |
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Trent McMullen | ... | Sands |
Jeff McEnery | ... | Loony | |
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Bryan Murphy | ... | Eckersley |
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Michael Morang | ... | Harrel |
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Clayton Joseph | ... | Kuruk |
Alexander Conti | ... | Sal | |
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William Ellis | ... | Meakin |
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Michael States Jr. | ... | Gahege (as Michael Jr. States) |
When 17-year-old Butch is sent to the Enola Vale Youth Correctional Center in Montana for blinding an abusive correctional officer, he brings with him a deep-seated intolerance for injustices and a penchant for meting out retributions on his own. No one had better mess with him or anyone else while he's there. Unfortunately, many do. Written by statmanjeff
Dog Pound had a huge effect on me unlike most films that have come out in the past couple months. You start to really feel for the characters and their issues also everything during the movie goes along smoothly. Every actor worked their role correctly and, in my opinion, perfectly. If people just truly gave a couple seconds to be down to earth with these juniors, just for once put yourself in their own positions, many of the problems in this film could of had a much better outcome. Great story, great action, and just overall a good watch. This is a must see for everyone who has the stomach and the mind set. These actions are actually happening today and needs to be solved.. but sadly I may not see it in my years.