All language subtitles for The Brotherhood of justice 1986

COLLIN: Hey, Derek!

Hey, Derek! Let's go!

Morning, bro.

How's it going?

I like
the Huey Lewis look.

Yeah? Really?

Really.

Yeah, I think you're right.
Thanks, bro.

Hey, don't mention it.

Morning, Maria.

Everybody gone already?

Your father left
very early this morning.
Before 6:00.

Probably had a golf game.

Where'd my mom go?
Did she say?

A meeting, I think.
A breakfast.

The Pink Roses Club?

No, I don't think so.

Okay. The Ballet Auxiliary?

Maybe.

Morning.

Hey, did you hear about
the Mission Saturday night?

What about it?

Thirteen cars
got ripped off.

Thirteen cars?

Not the cars,
just the radios.

They had a concert up there.
I think Mom and Dad went.

Cops know anything about it?

Ethnic minorities.

MARIA: What, Willie?

White boys don't steal?

GIRL: Hi, Derek!

BOY: Hey, Derek!
How's it going?

Kid.

Hi.How you doing?

Good. How are you?

I'm okay.
I missed you yesterday.

So maybe tonight, huh?

I gotta work.

You may be blowing
a major opportunity here.

I'm off tomorrow night.

All right.

Why would anybody
ever pick these colors?

Hi, Victor.

Hi, Christie.

What is it with you
and that guy?

Nothing. He's just quiet,
that's all.

"Quiet"?

Derek, he's a nice guy.

I gotta go.

Bye.

Bye.

See you
at lunch, beautiful!

The secretary will read
the minutes from the last
session of the council.

How about we just dispense
with minutes?

We've got important things
to talk about.

Such as?

Such as the complete breakdown
of law and order at this school.

ALL: Yeah.

As witnessed by the condition
of my locker this morning.

BOY: Everybody's locker.

They broke into
Sinclair's locker
and stole his...

Might I point out

the parliamentary procedure
is still in effect here,
ladies and gentlemen.

Point of order, Mr. Pres.

How about a little parliamentary
procedure out there,
where it counts?

Yeah, you got it.
Law of the jungle out there.

Yeah, come on, Barnwell.
Let's get down to it.

I'd like to go on record,
Julie.

There will never be a return
to law and order

until...

spray paint is abolished
from this earth.

Well, it's not that big a deal.

But we are being ripped off
left and right.

I mean, pretty soon you're gonna
have to carry your lunch around
in a safety deposit box.

Does the distinguished
senior class representative
wanna make a motion?

No. Just ticks me off,
that's all.

Yeah, I second that emotion.

Second that, what?

That emotion.
Amen, brother.

You know how many times
me or one of my boys

has been out here in
the last couple of months, Bob?

Nine.

Yeah, for vandalism.
Right, nine.

And a dozens times for fights
and theft,

and close to 40 times
for drugs.

You clocking the mileage, Wes?
Is that what you're doing?

You gotta help us, Bob.

You help us, we help you.

Do you have any idea
how much this little party
last night is gonna cost?

Estimates haven't
come in yet.

You know that ad...

"Pay us now or pay us later"?

You've been doing it your way
for three years now,
it's time to try ours.

Forget it, Wes.

Now, look.
The taxpayers

are tired of reaching
into their pockets
over and over again

to pick up the pieces,
to sweep up the glass.

To repaint this,
to rebuild that.

This place was like
a country club
when it started.

Another year of this,
it's gonna look like
all the rest.

I know you're trying
to help, Wes,
but I'm an educator.

I can't allow this school
to be turned into an armed camp.

Oh, come on, Bob.

A few undercover cops
is not an armed camp.

The problems we have
are no different than
the problems facing

a lot of schools
in this country.

I'll deal with it my way.

If this keeps up,
pretty soon

you're gonna have to do it
my way.

So... what's a pretty girl
like you doing working
in a crummy joint like this?

Suckering guys like you
into paying 15 cents more
a gallon

at a full service pump.

DEREK: TRing, tring!
Work time
officially declared over!

Coffee break!
Where's the gang?

Oh! Need I say more?

DEREK: We are your
official rest period.

CHRISTIE:
You are honey.

DEREK: We are going to
commandeer the whole situation.

CHRISTIE:
Take me, I'm yours.

What's this?

Hey, hombres.
What you do?

This is where we live.

Clear out, Mule.
Don't be messing
in my business.

COLLIN: What'd they do?

I said, beat it,
didn't I?

They didn't do anything.

I say these be the boys
that stole those radios
Saturday night.

Who wants to bet?

Yeah?

Hey, listen up.

You break into my car,

I'm gonna rent a helicopter

to take you up 3,000 feet

and drop you out
like a sack of sewage.

Comprende?

Mule, what's the matter
with you?

You see a couple of Chicanos
and you think
they're guilty of something.

Now, beat it,
all of you. Now!

Well, they're in a police car.

Yeah, they're nice guys.

What time are you off?

I'm off at eight o'clock.I'll be here at 8:01.

Look, I wanna
get cleaned up first.
Look at that.

Okay, make it 8:02.

Oh...

Now, when do I get
to eat dinner?

I'll buy you dinner.

You will, huh? Let me guess.
Uh... Italian.

Whatever you want.

Mm-hmm. Delmonico's?

Ah. Impeccable taste.

Yes. In men, too.

Eight thirty?

Eight thirty two.

Okay.

Why does he do that?I don't know. He's an animal.

He's a mule.

I'll see you later.Okay.

You are the light of my life
and I can't live without you.
You know that.

You doll, you.

Pepperoni, mushrooms
and extra cheese.
See you Saturday, Christie.

Okay.

Saturday?

Yeah, I got a new job.
I start waitressing here
in a few days.

What about the gas station?

It's only three afternoons
a week. It's just not enough.

Well, you know,
not enough for you,
but too much for me.

Well, my father doesn't own
a car dealership, Derek,

and not everybody in this town
can live in a five-bedroom house
on Bluffside Drive.

We're never gonna have
any time.

Yes, we will. I'll make time.

Hi.

Hi.

Sorry.

Since when has he
been working here?

I don't know.
A couple of weeks, I think.

Is that what gave you
the idea?

Money gave me the idea, Derek.

Some of us need it,
some of us don't.

Well, let's get fat.

BOY 1: Hey, come on, Ramundi.
Since when is a dime bag
20 bucks, huh?

BOY 2: 20 bucks!

BOY 3: Hurry, Jerry,
I gotta get going.

BOY 1: Here, I'll take that.

Give me some dust then.

Good morning.
Thank you all for coming.

You people are among the best
and the brightest
in the state,

so I'm sure you can stand
to miss a class.

Some of you probably know
or may have guessed
why I've asked

to speak to you this morning.

Last weekend's incident
was an insult

to us all.

This is your school.

So,

what do we do about it,
young people?

What can we do?

Do we just roll over like
so many other schools have done
across this nation?

ALL: No!

Do we just throw up our hands
and say,

"You've won"?

ALL: No!

"Take it, it's yours.
Take our school."

No.

Do we call in the troops,
the police?

Do we cut into our sports budget
to hire private security guards

and do we give them our school?

No!

Do we put locks
on every door,

do we put undercover cops
on campus?

No.

Well, I feel the same way
you do.

And I'm damn proud of it.

So...

it's up to us, isn't it?

It's all up to us.

Just let us at 'em, Mr. G!

Yeah.

We're there, baby!

You are the seniors

at Santa Lucia.
You set the styles,
you set the pace,

you set the example.

Now, what I'm asking you to do
and what I can only hope

and pray you will do

is to shepherd yourselves.

Become a model
for every student in Santa Lucia
to follow

and more than that,
to look up to.

Make yourselves proud,
ladies and gentlemen.

Give us that gift.

Give us that example.

Let it be your gift.

The wolves are
at our front door, friends.

We can run, or we can fight.

It's up to you.

Young men,

young ladies,

thank you all for coming.

I ask you,

I beseech you

to come to the aid
of your principal,

your school, your community.

You must not fail us
in our time of greatest need.

Lend me your tired
and your poor.

Give me liberty
or give me death!

♪ Oh, beautiful...

Hey, hey,
I didn't hear him say that.
I didn't hear him say that.

Are you kidding?
What do you think
he was talking about?

He wants a junior police force.

In a manner of speaking.

Are you ready for that?

Are you serious?
You really think that's what
he was asking for?

I'm telling you.
That's what
the man wants.

Baby pigs.

Equalizers. Bam!

To do what?

BARNWELL: To keep
these hallowed halls safe
for democracy.

Okay, so what we supposed to do?
Go around giving lectures
on the evils of drug abuse?

Hey, let's get a group together
and start kicking some tail.

He's talking
about hall monitors.

He doesn't want the cops
coming in here,
and who does?

Like he says, it's our school.

So he wants us to do the job.

You know,
set the right examples,
maybe put a little pressure on.

Well, we're not the police.
It's not our responsibility.

No one else
is doing anything, Christie.

MULE: I think
it's a great idea.

We get together a unit,
like 10 or 12 guys,

we set up a chain of command,
establish a war chest,

commit assassinations
of alleged enemies.

We could take over
this whole school.

School?

We could take over
this whole town.

MULE: Hey, check out
the chick on the beach.

She still thinks it's summer.

Maybe I should
introduce myself.

You'll have to wait, man.
I've got dibs.

Hey, you guys thinking
what I'm thinking?

I don't know.
What're you thinking?

We could have some fun.

Really? Doing what?

Doing what the Groot
asked us to do.

Help clean up the school.

I don't think the Groot knows
what he wants.

I think he just wants it all
to go away like some bad dream.

Yeah. That's the Groot,
all right.

What do you mean,
"that's the Groot"?

You ever know a person his age
want anything different?

MULE: Yeah.Who?

Rambo.

Well, I say we do it
for him.

Do what?
Clean up the town,
clean up the school?

Exactly.

I say we show him,
we show all of 'em
how it's done.

So how's it done?

You know that creep,
Jerry Ramundi?

Yeah, I know him.

Well, you know
he deals, right?

Really?

Come on, Scottie, everybody
knows. He's practically
in the yellow pages.

I'm talking about dealing dust
to kids.

And this little dusthead,
Jerry, he's the worst.

So?

So, I happen to know
he's having a party
Saturday night.

I say we pay him a visit.

You, you, me,

Collin, Les, Barnwell.

I'm going out with Christie.

You go out with Christie
every night.

Give it a break,
it's not gonna kill you.

Men's night out.In.

So, what do we do
at this party?

Derek, come on,
I've got a test tomorrow.

Since when do you like calculus
more than me?

I don't,
but some of us mortals
have to study.

Well, fun's important, too.

Yes, I know, I know.
So is a college scholarship

so fun will just have to wait
till later.

Which reminds me,
are you gonna pick me up?

What time?

Um, I don't know.
About 10:00?

Ten it is.

See you, beautiful.

Hey, Derek?

Yeah.

I like you a lot more
than calculus.

Ah, that is such a relief.

See you later.

Don't worry,
you'll be fine.

You've got tables 10
through 15. Just smile
and be friendly.

Oh, and we're out
of olives.

Hi.

Hi.

How do I look? Okay?

Yeah. Fine.
Uh, you look really good.

Thanks.

Is it always this crowded?

Yeah.

I'm real nervous.

Oh, don't be.
You're gonna do great
out there.

What tables they give you?

Uh, 10 through 15.
Are those good?

Yeah. They're mine.

Really?Yeah.

If you need a hand,
I'll be right behind you, okay?

Okay. Thank you.

Go get 'em.

It's really good, Jer.

GIRL: Great party, Ramundi.

Whoo!

Hey, Ramundi,
this is for you!

BOY: Get out of here, man!

BOY 1: Hey, Jerry!
What did they do, man?

Party crashed!

GIRL: What do they want
from you, Ramundi?

Deal dust and die, suckers.

The Brotherhood of Justice
is watching you.

BOY 2: Ramundi, what's this
Brotherhood of Justice?

What are you
still doing here?

Just waiting for somebody.

Did you get stood up?

No, he's just late.

I can help you out
with a ride if you'd like.

No, that's okay. Thanks.

Okay. Good night.

Night.

Look, it's getting cold out.

I can still help you out
with a ride if you want.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

That was excellent!

That was better than
the infamous shaving cream wars
of '85!

Are you out of your mind?
This was way better.
This was incredible!

Did you see Sally Emerson...Which one was she, man?

Oh, man! The one
with the see-through dress.

This was the greatest thing
we've ever done! Ever!

I gotta admit that
that was pretty damn terrific.

And it's only
the beginning.

The Brotherhood of Justice.
Where'd you get that?

It must've been
divine inspiration, man.

Yes!

Hey, the Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood.

COLLIN:
The Brotherhood.

BARNWELL:
The Brotherhood.

DEREK:
The Brotherhood.

What's happening?

No hot date
before homeroom?

Got a problem?

No.

Are you sick
or something?

I'm fine.

Yeah? So how come
you're just lying there?

We gotta leave for school
pretty soon.

'Cause I feel like it.

Were you planning on skipping?

No.

Did you eat
breakfast yet?

Not hungry.

Well, rouse yourself,
little brother.
We leave in five.

I'll be there.

Today we're gonna be studying
the gravity riddle.

Now, if we can explain
why an apple falls
out of a tree,

then we might also understand

how time and space were created.

Now, when Isaac Newton
discovered his law
of universal gravitation...

Hi.

he wasn't much older
than you guys.
He was 23 years old

and he had just escaped
from the city
and the bubonic plague

and made his discovery
in the countryside.

I plan on going to Harvard
in the fall,

not Lebanon.

So who's next on the list?

What list?

We gotta have one. Barnwell?

Yeah.

We're hot here! Gimme the list.

Whose name are we gonna put
on this list?

How about everybody picks two?
So that makes 12 in all.

LES: For starters.

Whoever's stealing,
whoever's dealing.

Check.

Perverts and deviants.

Check.

Short people, big guy.

Double check.

Ooh. Guys with earrings.

We're gonna need
an intelligence unit.

DEREK: Barnwell. That's you.BARNWELL: Yeah.

Hey, I wanna
handle assassinations.

Hey, aren't we gonna need
some other stuff? You know,
like a secret handshake?

Yeah, yeah, that's it.
A battle cry, a theme song.

And we're gonna need
a place to meet.

Could use my uncle's carousel.

It's closed in the winter.

Does everybody understand
one thing?

Name it.

Nobody breathes a word.

Not about what we do,
and not about who does it.

No bragging, nothing.

Vow of silence.

Swear. Brotherhood and silence.

Brotherhood and silence.

ALL: Brotherhood and silence.

Derek. All right!

Hey.

I was kidnapped by aliens.

It won't work.

How about, I'm sorry?

Better.

I was out with the guys.
We got hung up, you know.

You got hung up where?
Jerry Ramundi's house?

No, no, that wasn't us.

I heard about it though.

I came by Delmonico's
but you'd already split.

Well, what did you expect?
I was freezing my tail off
for half an hour.

Okay, okay. I'm an idiot.

So how did you get home?

I called my mother.Ugh.

No, I didn't.
It was almost midnight.

So what did you do?

I got a ride home
from a friend at work.

Victor?

♪ Doom-de-doom-doom

That is so dumb.

What?

A bunch of guys
in Halloween masks,

throwing firecrackers
and stink bombs

and pushing people
into a pool?
I think that's dumb.

The way I heard it,
they were trying
to get a message across.

Really? Like that?
Like little kids?

Beats getting busted
by the cops, doesn't it?

What, getting busted
by a bunch of trick-or-treaters?

See you at lunch?

ALL: ...two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.

Two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.

DEREK: All right, guys.

This time, we're gonna go
for the Long Bomb.

The Long Bomb?I mean the really long bomb.

Go all the way, Scottie.

Scottie's never been
all the way.

Playing guard, Der.

Okay. So, what do I do?Like always...

ALL: Protect your quarterback.

On two. Ready?ALL: Break!

Down.

Set.

Cheerleader 21!
Cheerleader 22!

Hut, hut!

...two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight...

All right, wise guys!
Break it up. Everybody,
two laps, on the double!

Listen, run with us, huh?

GIRL: Oh, no, we're getting
enough exercise here.

GIRLS: Hurry up,
get out of here! Go! Run!

Hey, Willie!Yeah.

You okay, man?Fine.

Then why are you taking a shower
at three o'clock
in the afternoon?

'Cause I feel like it!

Hey!

Derek!

I'm gonna ask you once
and if you don't tell me
the truth,

I'm gonna beat the crap
out of you!

Where'd you get it?

School.Who from?

What are you gonna do? Who from, Willie?

This guy.What guy? I wanna know his name.

He'll kill me.I'll kill you!

I don't think he goes
to our school.

I wanna know his name
now, Willie.

Carleton.

Carleton Links?

Okay.

Listen to me, little man.

If you ever use that stuff again
or anything like it,

or if I even hear that you had,
we're finished.

Do you understand me?
Do you?

Yes.

I'm sorry, Derek.

It's okay.

You're a good kid.

It's not just this,
not just this...

Okay, now you're wrong
'cause it's not
the whole carburetor.

It's the whole thing.

It's happened before, man.
I know what
I'm talking about.

The car won't run...

Don't get an attitude,
you know?

I've done this before, man.

What's happening?

Carleton Links.

What about him?

I want him.

He's on the list, man.
Number five.

Yeah, well,
he just made number one.

DEREK: There's that scum
Links. Look at him.

Come on, that's enough.
That's enough!

Later, dude.

A fractured jaw,
a couple of broken ribs,

One of them nicked a lung.

Was he rolled?

Well, he had over 400 bucks
on him when they found him

and enough drugs
to start his own pharmacy.

Could that be why
I'm not crying?

What do we know about
this Brotherhood of Justice?

Nothing. They came
out of nowhere.

Let's see
what we can find out.

All right. But maybe
we'd better not try
too hard, huh?

Just do it, Mac.
We've got enough problems.

I don't need to add Zorro
to the list.

I hear ya.

BARNWELL ON PA:
Attention, all students.

You are being watched.

Every day you wake,

every purse you take,
every test you fake,

every wrong you make,

every rule you break

will put your lives at stake.

From the Brotherhood
of Justice.

Attention, all students.

You are being watched.

Every day you wake,

every purse you take,
every test you fake...

Who's responsible for this?

It's a tape, Mr. Grootemat.
Someone's got it into
the system.

Who the hell is responsible
for monitoring the system

and why isn't it locked up?

...every rule you break

will put your lives at stake.

From the Brotherhood
of Justice.

You should have seen the look
on the Groot's face

after he heard it.

I would give you
a zillion dollars
to see that look.

How did Barnwell do it?

Oh, he's
an electronics genius.

He gets it from his old man.
And dig this, Derek.

He wants to start bugging
people's houses, you know.

Teeny-weeny microphones,
miniature video cameras,

our boy is freaking out.

Okay, so we're still meeting
at 5:00, right?

Right.Yeah.

All right, see you guys there.Catch you later.

BARNWELL: All right, targets.
We've got 11 in all.

LES: So far.

So what we out to do
is put 'em in priority order.

MULE:
Okay, dustheads first.

LES: Dealers first.Right, first the dealers,
then the dustheads.

Then what?Thieves.

Homos.BARNWELL: Get serious.

Perry Willis.

Perry?

He's a shakedown artist.
He goes after the little kids.

Yeah, but we've been playing
ball with the guy
for two years, man.

Maybe. But who ever said
we liked him?

I don't think old Perry's
had to pay for his lunch
since what? Ninth grade?

Okay, Perry's a possibility.
Who else?

What about
Benny whathisname?

Kitchner.
No, no, Kitiridge.

Benny Kitiridge. Right.
He's a bad dude.

Says who?

He's Mr. Chop Shop, man.

I mean, his car is like
a jigsaw puzzle.

I think he's got a piece
ripped off of every set
of wheels in town.

Except mine.

All right, look.

Making a list is fine,
putting it in order is fine,

but there's one thing
we'd better be sure of.

Before we hit somebody,
anybody,

we'd better know
they deserve getting hit.

Rumor won't do it.

Yeah, the gentleman's right.
That's why we've got
yours truly,

the intelligence unit.

Okay. Who on this list
can we confirm, Barnwell?

Billy Tremaine.

Way to go, big man.

Tremaine has my vote.

DEREK: What do we know
about this guy?

He's scum. This guy,
he's dirtier than...

He's scum.

You got any facts, Barnwell?

He's a heavy dealer.

He deals grass
laced with PCP.

Kids, they don't know
what's happening to them.

He's the pits.

Let's hit him.

Let's hit him hard.

Yeah. The Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood.

ALL: The Brotherhood.

Yeah!

DEREK:
What did you say?

Not much.

GUY: Whoa, wait up!

I like your car.

Yours ain't so bad either.

How's Christie doing?

What do you mean?
Here or at work?

Whatever.

She's doing fine.

She only worked
at couple of days
last week.

I guess it takes a little while
to get used to things.

Mm.

You like her?

I like any girl
who can whistle
with her fingers.

I like her too.

I know.

The thing is, um...

we've been going together
pretty steady
for about two years now.

I know that too.

What else do you know?

Not much else.

Look, I gotta get going, Derek.
It was nice talking to ya.

Yeah, it was nice
talking to you too, Victor.

Hey, you take care
of that car now, okay?

That I will. See you around.

Yeah.

See you around.

BOY 1: I wanna see his face
when he sees this.

BOY 2: My God! His car!
I don't believe it!

BOY 3: Those guys
are serious.

GIRL 1: I don't believe it!

DEREK:
Let's huddle up.
Let's huddle up.

Let's go.

Post right 56, all right?
On one. Ready!

ALL: Break!

He's on the list, man.

Perry?Yeah.

MULE: Now?

Maybe we ought to clear it
with Derek first.

Now!

DEREK: Red 16!

Red 16! Set, hut!

COACH: What the hell
is going on here?

Since when did we start
double-teaming our own guys?

He's a punk.

I've been stabbed!
I've been stabbed!

Someone help!
Somebody help me!

I've been stabbed! Ah!

Quick! Get somebody.

Help me!

We do this the right way
or we end it right here,
right now.

Tremaine was a confirmed
target, Derek.

Six votes, all in favor.

In favor of what?
Roughing him up.

But knifing him? No way!

What did you want us to do,
Derek? Pants him?

Swipe his favorite
pen and pencil set?

Yeah, I mean, the punk got
what he deserved, Derek.

Maybe more, but he'll get
a tetanus shot
and a few stitches

and that'll be it.

Except that he'll remember it
every time he sits down
for the next three weeks.

And who did it to him.

Who's gonna tell Perry Willis
who did it to him?

You rolled all over him
like a freight train

and he doesn't even know why.

Yeah, I know.
I should've whispered
in his ear.

This is no joke, Mule!

We're trying to make a point
out there!

When we hit somebody,
we do it
as the Brotherhood.

and we leaving a calling card
so they and everybody else
learns a lesson.

No screw-ups.

And that goes double
for Billy Tremaine.

I'm making a rule.

If you don't like it,
tell me now and I'm gone.

From here on out,
we don't use knives.
No weapons, nothing.

We don't need them!

Somebody needs to be muscled
and we vote on it
unanimously, okay.

We wanna scare somebody, fine.
We wanna have some fun, good.

But I'm drawing a line
right now.

And nobody crosses it.

Okay.

Sure.

Okay.

Okay.

Barnwell, who's next
on the list?

Well, Mule wants
Eddie Krasnick.

Yes!

More affectionately
known as Pastey.

Do I know him?

Sure you do.
Pastey Krasnick.

He's that little geeky guy
on the stage crew that does
the slide shows and stuff.

He works over
at Delmonico's, Derek.

What about him, Mule?

The geek got me busted
on my Biology final
last year.

Yeah, he rats on everybody
like he's on a crusade.

He's a self-righteous geek
and I say we get him.

Besides, man, the guy
gets more girls than
he knows what to do with.

And he's ugly too.

If he's such a loser,
how come anybody
even comes near him?

Geek appeal.

Works everytime.

Victor! What's happening?

Just keeping busy.

Yeah, I bet you are.

So, what time
does Christie come on?

Later on tonight, I guess.

You should know.
She's your girl, isn't she?

So, you like working here?

It's all right.

How's the pay?

Not bad.

Good. I am glad to hear that,
Victor. I am certainly glad
to hear that.

Careful you don't drop anything.

I'll make sure of it.

See you around.

Count on it.

What is the matter
with you?

Why didn't you
do anything?

You know, all you had to do
was give me a sign. I would've
done it for you, man.

I don't know, dude.

You're starting
to worry me, man.

Check it out, check it out.

It's our boy, Pastey.

Okay. Remember him now, man?

Yeah, I've seen the jerk around.

For too long.

Does he have any wheels?

He rides a ten-speed.

His father had him sell his car
the last time he got a 502.

A geek, a snitch and a lush.

I don't know.

Okay, we do it now.

Let's go outside
and have a chat
with Mr. Krasnick.

Derek, my man,
let's do it.

What do you want?

We want you, Pastey.

BARNWELL: Repent, sinner,
and get ready
to meet your maker.

Leave me alone.

Down on your knees, geek.

VICTOR: Whoa, whoa!

DEREK:
Hey, no!

You're having a problem
with these guys, Eddie?

I don't even know
who they are.

Get behind me.What?

Get behind me, now.

You're making a mistake, hero.

Yeah, tell me without the mask
and maybe I'll believe you.

Hey, you're gonna get hurt, boy.

You know, the suspense
is already killing me.

Really?

This is your lucky night, pal.

See, the Brotherhood's
got a list

and you're not on it.

Yet.Watch your back, Pastey.

I still owe you, man.

Are you sure it was him?

It was a quarterback
and a couple of guys
from the football team.

You know,
I don't understand him.

Billy Tremaine, Pastey.
How could he even
be a part of that?

I don't know him, Christie.

All I know is that
half the school thinks
they're heroes

and the other half
seems to be jumping
for cover.

He's just not like that.

People change.

My mother and father
were married for ten years.

Now they hate each other.

Why?

I don't know.

I don't know
what to do, Victor.

We've been together almost
two years, I just don't
understand him anymore.

Maybe he's not
who you think he is.

Maybe he's not
who he thinks he is.
I don't know.

Hey, Christie!

Wait a minute here,
little brother,
I got something I gotta do.

Come on, Derek. I don't want
to be late for homeroom.

Just a minute. I get it.

Christie! Come on!

Hey.

Let me go, Derek.What's the matter with you?

Why didn't you call me back
last night?

Did you and the guys
have fun last night?

Victor told me all about it.

Victor? What'd he say?

Derek, don't bother lying.

You were there.
You're part of it.

What did Pastey ever do
to anybody?

You don't understand.

And you do?

You and your little commando
pals flying around town
like Superman?

You don't know
what you're talking about.

"Deal dust and die"?

You and your red hand prints
and you're beating people up?

Derek, it's a big joke.

A lot of people
don't see it that way.

Well, I do.

Come on!

Derek, just leave me alone.

You're making too big a thing
out of this, Christie.

Come on,
let me take you back
to school, okay?

I'd rather walk. You know,
that's it. You think
everything is that easy.

You just hop
in your little sports car
and you forget it all.

You've had your whole life
handed to you
on a silver platter.

Everything comes easy for you.

It's easy for you
to get into Harvard,

you're captain
of the football team,
you've never had to work.

And now all of a sudden
you go around picking on people
because you think you're chosen.

You're gonna decide
who's good and who's bad.

You're wrong.Am I?

Derek, I want to understand.
Maybe you should try
and explain to me why.

Maybe I'll see around
sometime, huh?

Derek, why don't you
talk to me?

What is it?
What are you afraid of?

I'm not afraid
of anything, Christie.

Not of anything
or anyone.

What's the matter with Christie?

She's another chick
who thinks
she knows it all.

I wanna ask you something.

What? Can't I have
some music?

No, this is serious.

No, it's not that.
I promised, didn't I?

Okay. Then what?

You'll tell me the truth?

Since when do I lie
to you?

I wanna know
if you're in that
Brotherhood of Justice.

Where'd you get that idea?

Well, everybody's talking
about it.

Talking about it how?

Well, how great it is.
Like Rambo and Chuck Norris.

And how they think
you're running it.

Is that what you think?

Yeah, kind of.

Well, I hate to burst
your bubble, little man,
but it ain't me.

Think I'm too young to join?

What exactly did you say
in this speech of yours, Bob?

Who told you about it?

I hear things.

Doesn't matter from who.

It was an address
to the entire senior class.

And I'll tell you this.

There are a hell of a lot
of special kids in that class.

Bright kids, leaders!

Yeah.

Who bust up one kid so badly
he'll be sucking his meals
through a straw

for the next two months!

And knife another one
in the back?

It wasn't his back.

Are you gonna defend
these creeps, Bob?

I don't have to defend anyone!

And you haven't got proof
that anyone who's involved
even goes to this school!

I'd like you to give me
some names, Bob.

Names of the boys
that you think might be in
on this Brotherhood.

I haven't the vaguest idea
who might be involved.

We are investigating
two felonies here, Bob!

These aren't pranks!

And I'm trying to run a school!

This isn't working.
And you know it's not working.

Do I?

I'm not so sure.

The kids are talking.

I hear them.

They like what's going on.

I've got 3,000 kids here
and all but a handful of them
are good kids, decent kids.

They don't like it
when their friends end up
wrapped around telephone poles

because some punk
turns them on to PCP.

They don't like it
when somebody gets raped
or beat on!

But they like the idea
of a bunch of thugs
running around like vigilantes.

Is that it?

No, you don't know
and I don't know,
not for a fact,

that any student at Santa Lucia
has anything at all
to do with this Brotherhood.

And personally,
I don't think they do.

All I know is, I asked for help,
I asked for leadership.

And the way I see it,

the results aren't in yet.

I'm not ready to call it quits.

Hey!

That's my bike! Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

I called the cops,
but what the hell
are they gonna do?

The sucker flew out of here
going 90 before
he even hit the street!

He was probably
halfway to Little TJ
before I got to the phone.

Why TJ?I saw him, right?

Mexican?

How many guys
do you know with black hair
and a sun tan

in the middle of October?Okay.

Four o'clock. Carousel.
Everybody, okay?

You got it.

Don't worry about anything.
We're gonna get it back.

Brotherhood, man. Right?

Right.

Football hut.

Huh!

You got any idea
what we could be
letting ourselves in for?

They're Mexican, Scottie,
not Mau Maus.

You ever been up there?
It's a jungle, man.

Hey, I'm not kidding you.

So it's a jungle. So what?

We're the Great White Hunters.

Listen, Scottie's right.
It's their turf.
They could eat us for breakfast.

The bike insured, man?

Are you kidding?

You expect the cops
to get it back for you?

Yeah. And I still believe
in Santa Claus.

Look, man.
What do you wanna do, Collin?

The way I see it,
it's your ball.

What do you think?

We started this thing
for a reason.

And part of it was to get back
at guys who mess with us.

Except it's not exactly
like that, Derek.

That's right. The beaners
got to know what we're here for.

Les, we're going in
for the bike.

Hey, these guys
don't mess around, man.

These guys carry guns.

So who says we can't?

I say.

Call it, Collin.
It's your bike, it's your call.

You wanna go in,
we'll go in with you, man.

You want to write it off,
just say so.

Okay. Let's go for it.

We go in tonight.

Righteous.

MULE: Does anybody want
to change their mind?

Well, vamanos, muchachos.

And vaya con Dios,my darlings.

MULE: We got company.

Relax, boys.
They're not bothering us.

Not yet.

Told you this was
a stupid idea.

BARNWELL:
Shut up, Scottie.

Hey, I like
your car, man.

Thanks.

Wanna trade?

Not tonight, pal.

You see that driveway
coming up over there?

Yeah.

That's where we stop, man.

Yeah? For what?

Because I asked you
real nice, right?

Do what he says.

SCOTTIE: Are you nuts?

Do it, Mule.

Are you crazy?

You go to Santa Lucia, right?

Football player.
Quarterback.

That's right.
You go there too?

Last year.

I seen you play.
You're pretty good, man.

Thanks.

So what'd you come here
for, quarterback?

A friend's bike
was stolen.

Big Roadster. Red.
We're looking for it.

So why'd you come here, man?
You think I stole it?

We don't know who stole it.
We're just looking, that's all.

You think a Mexican
stole your friend's bike?

I saw the guy.

Oh, you saw the guy?

That's right.Why didn't you stop him, man?

He was too far away.

But you saw him, right?

He had black, greasy hair, huh?

And brown skin.

And he was wearing chinos
and his shoes
were really shiny, right?

He had some tattoos, man?

Maybe a big snake
wrapped around a cross?

Yeah.

And he was scarfing down
a taco and he had chili sauce
dripping on his shirt.

You know what I mean?

Go home, quarterback.

And if we don't?

Then we're gonna rent
a helicopter and take it
to 3,000 feet

and drop you
like a sack of sewage.

We don't know nothing
about no motorcycles,
man.

And we don't need
no white boys playing cops.

Go back to Santa Lucia,
quarterback.

And don't come back here.

Unless you come
as my friend.

Get out of here, man.

We're lucky to be alive.

What do we do now?

We made a mistake.
Let's not make it any worse.

I say they got it.

I don't give a damn
what you say.

Look,

I don't know...

The guy who stole it
was really far away.

I couldn't swear
he was Mexican.

And even if he was,
he could've taken it anywhere,
not just here.

DEREK: Let's go home, Mule.

You forgot something, Les.

Next time, leave it at home,
Les. No guns, got it?

We almost needed it
tonight, Derek.

Les was prepared.

Yeah, man, if it'd gotten hairy,
it might've stopped 'em, right?

You guys out of your minds?

What would you have done
if they hadn't?
Blown their heads off?

Huh?

You blew it.

You went chicken on us, man.
I mean, we could've
had those guys...

You okay, man?

Let's get out of here.
Come on.

Let's go.

Come on, Les.

You go ahead.

Come on,
I'll drive you home.

Just take off, will ya?

I've been looking
for you, man.

Hey, Mule.

You shouldn't have
hit Les like that.
I mean, he's one of us.

It's dead, Mule.
I mean, it's wiped out.
It's finished.

What is?
What are you talking about?

The Brotherhood.

A thing either it has life,
Mule, or it's dead.

You're wrong.

Remember when we played
Val Verde last year?

And we were down.
What was it?
31-zip at the half.

Yeah.
We ended up winning.

How? How did we win?

We came back
in the second half.
How do you think?

Yeah, but why?
Where did it come from?

What do you mean,
"why, where did it come from?"
What are you talking about?

What I'm talking about,
Derek, is you.

You're where
it came from, man.

Yeah, we came back
and we kicked some tail,

but we couldn't have done it
without you, we wouldn't have
done it without you.

The Brotherhood's a team, man.

You're the leader of that team
and without you,
we're nothing.

This isn't a game, Mule.

No. It's better.

I mean, we're
the Brotherhood, man!

So, like, what are you
gonna do? It's up to you, man.

Do we march...
or do we die?

BOY 1: He's gonna be mad.

BOY 2: Why would they do
that to it. It's just a couple
of lowriders cars.

GIRL: Whose car is that?

SCOTTIE: Look what they did
to the lowriders cars.

BOB: When I called you
here previously,

I asked you to give some
thought to the problems
we're experiencing.

And even though
I didn't directly request

that you either individually
or collectively...

attempt to do something
about these problems,
it was implied.

I don't know if any of you here
have been involved in...

certain events
which have recently transpired.

But if we learn anything
in school, I'd like to think
it's that violence

isn't the answer to violence
and that societies can't amend
their ills by adding to them.

Hooligans and thugs
are the problem,
not the solution.

If any of you
are among those...

who've tried to help,

the way you've chosen to do it
is wrong. It's very wrong!

Vigilantism,
regardless of motive,
regardless of intention,

is criminal.

And I condemn it
and anyone who's party to it.

Starting Monday, I've asked
a private security company

to patrol the campus
on a daily basis.

I saw it's not over
until we say it's over.

Hey, who the hell
did the man think
he was talking to?

When the going gets tough...

The heat
is on, boys.

The man is only responding
the way he's been trained
to respond.

The Brotherhood
is the only force of law
and order left around here.

And I'm not quitting.

Derek?

I don't know.

Great.

You don't know?

What is that supposed to mean?

It means I don't know.

Maybe Grootemat has a point.

Somebody hits,
then we hit back.

Then what?
They hit back harder.

Where does it end?

As far as I'm concerned,
we still got our list.

I'm not backing off once inch.

Wait a second, Les...

No, you wait a second!

This is not
your private party, Derek!

We're all in this together,
just like we started.

All right, Grootemat started it,
I plan to finish it.

And if you're with me,

we meet at the carousel tonight.

You're in...

or you're out.

Looking good, Scottie.

I'm in, guys.

What are you gonna do, Derek?

When I decide, Mule,
I'll let you know.

Hey, hey.
There's Derek.

Which is the numerator,
the one on the top
or the bottom?

What?

The numerator.
You know, math.

Derek, you gotta help me.
I've tried this problem
three times

and gotten
three different answers.

Not now, Willie, okay?
I'm going out. I'm late.

Yeah, so am I.
This stuff's due
tomorrow morning.

You going out with Christie?

No, Mule and the guys.

Christie's out.

You guys really broke up, huh?

All the way.

That's too bad. I like Christie.

Yeah. Too bad.

See you later.

SCOTTIE: Hi, Derek.

Scottie. You going up there?

No.

What's happening?

I'm quitting, Derek.

What?

It started out to be fun,
you know. It started out
to be a real kick.

But it's not anymore.

I mean, stomping
on those dudes' cars that way

just 'cause they're Mexican,
that's not right, man.

I'm getting out.

You don't think
it's gonna get me in trouble
with the other guys, do you?

Don't worry about it.
I'll take care of it.

What about you?
You staying in?

I have to. I started it.

See you around, Derek.

Yeah. See you around, Scottie.

How late are they?

Half hour.

Hey, look,
they'll be here.

How much longer
are we supposed
to keep waiting?

Here's the flash bulletin
from Intelligence.

COLLIN: We're listening.

A little tidbit
of information
has been added

to Pastey Krasnick's file.

Let's hear it.

All right. It seems that
Pastey has served all his time

and all restrictions
on his license
have been removed,

And so, like,
what does that mean?
No more ten speed?

No. Not for Pastey.

He purchased
a new set of wheels.

A very lovely
new set of wheels

that I saw
pulling into The Oasis
on the way down here today.

No kidding?

What are we standing around
here, talking about it for?

We're not
just standing, Les.

We're waiting for Derek
and for Scottie.
Remember that?

Like I said, how much longer
are we supposed
to keep waiting?

I'm sorry about
the other day.

And the Brotherhood?

Is the Brotherhood sorry?

Derek, you've gotta stop this
before it gets any worse.

They're your buddies.
They'll listen to you.

What if they don't listen?

What if I can't stop them?
What am I gonna do?

Call Grootemat,
call the cops?

I'm not going to rat
on my friends.

Well, then you'll have to
figure something else out.

This made so much sense
in the beginning.

Doesn't make any sense
right now, does it?

Nothing does.

Can I pick you up later?

I've already made plans.

I'd better be getting up there.
They're waiting for me.

Derek...

You know, whatever
Grootemat wanted,
it wasn't what you gave him.

And he's asked you to stop.

And I'm asking you to stop.

What are you gonna do?

You guys remember
my old Mustang?

Look what I got instead.

My dad gave in.
Look at that.

Isn't it great?

Pastey's on the move.

Okay. He's with
a couple of guys,
so don't miss.

Do I ever?

COLLIN: Light it up, Mule.

Yeah.

COLLIN: Go for it, hotshot!

Oh, my God.

PASTEY: My car!

Go call the fire department.

Somebody do something!

Look at my car!

BOY: Hey! Over here!

GIRL: Hurry up!

Hey, Derek.

Whose car?

Eddie Krasnick.
Poor sucker
just bought it.

LES: Oh, man! Oh, man!

Yeah! Wasn't that great?

We are it, man!
Are we it?

I can't believe it.
Did you see the look
on Pastey's face?

Did you see that, man?
I bet the geek's car
is still burning.

Now, that is a picture
I want! Barnwell,
why didn't you bring you camera?

Are you serious?
If I'd known
it was gonna look that good,

I'd have got my video camera,
lights, everything.

Special effects. Everything.

Hey, listen up, guys.
Listen up.

We gotta do something
for Derek, man.

COLLIN:
What do you mean?

I mean, he's hurting.
We gotta do something.

That's understandable, Mule.
That geek, Victor,
is moving in on him.

I said this
two weeks ago, didn't I?

I said we add this guy
to the list, but no,
standing here, talking about it.

So who says it's too late?

No, no, no. Wait a minute,
wait a minute. Nobody gets
on the list unless we all agree.

We've been through
this before, man.

And what?
Derek won't agree.

Well, that's it.He considers it personal.

But it's eating him
up, guys!

Four of us
are a majority, right?

A clear majority.

Except it's not unanimous.
It has to be unanimous.

Barnwell?

Well, uh...

considering the circumstances,

maybe an exception to the rule
might be in order.

Mule, Mule, Mule.

Come here.
Talk to us, huh?

What do you think?

Call it.

Oh, man!

You're a pig.
You're such a pig.

Have another beer.
Have another drink.
Keep drinking, man.

COLLIN:
I'm straight, man.

Yeah, I know.
You're cutting paper dolls.

You're cutting paper dolls.

Oh, man. All these horses.
I'm allergic to horses.

Whoa! Big D!
What's happening, man?

We've been waiting
for you.

Is that right?Yeah!

Seen Scottie?

DEREK: Yeah.

Where the hell
is he?

Don't know. Home, maybe.

MULE: What's he doing
home, man? He's supposed
to be here with us.

And so were you.

He's out.

Out of what?

The Brotherhood.

He quit.

COLLIN:
No. Scottie?

What's his problem?

'Cause he's chicken.
Always has been.

Are you guys crazy?

I mean, Santa Lucia's
a safer place tonight

because you torched
Pastey's car and trashed
some lowriders' wheels?

LES: Derek, you see,
we got this problem.

Pastey and the Mexicans,
see, they're part of it.

We said we're gonna clean up
this place and that's
what we're gonna do.

Problem? Pastey's a problem?

You're the problem now, Les.

You and your private hit list.

Who's gonna be on the list next?
Grootemat? How about Scottie?

How about the chop suey joint
on the beach?

Les, you don't like
Chinese food that much,
do you, huh?

Come on.
That's all we do
is fight.

That's nice.
That's good.

Come on, man.
Don't take it like that.

Come on,
when we started this,
you were with us.

We're the Brotherhood.
We take care of each other.

Come on, bro.

We took care
of you tonight.

That's right.
We took care of you.

For you, Derek.

And for Victor Parks.

What about Victor?

Come on, man.
It's not like he's
your best friend or anything.

The punk moved in
on Christie,
didn't he?

What goes on between me
and Christie is my business,
not yours. Not any of yours.

I think it would be best
if we told Derek
about our little surprise.

What surprise?

We had a vote
and we put Victor
on the list.

To help you out.

Help me out how?
By doing what?

By putting a hurt
on him, man.

What? What kind of hurt?

It's no big thing, man.
It's just that big car
he drives, that old antique.

We wired it.

You what?

We, uh,
set up a little surprise

for our boy, Victor.

With a trip wire,
actually.

See, he opens the door...

bang, he loses
his front end.

Hey, Derek!

Come on, man. Hey,
give us a break, man.
It's no big deal.

We were doing you
a favor. Come on.

Get back inside.

Good night.

Good night, Victor.

No! Don't move!

Don't open the door!

It's wired!

Just don't move, okay?

Not an inch!

Come on! Get away
from the car, man.
Do it now.

What the hell is this?
Another one
of your jokes?

Get back, man!

Damn it! Do what I say!

Okay. Okay, okay.
I'll amuse you.

This is not funny.

You put a damn bomb
in my car.

Victor, come on, man.
Get back.

Call the cops.

Tell them it's by the oil pan.

Pipe about a foot long.
I don't know exactly
what's in it.