Darkly funny cult film about a group of bored teenagers who give into to their anarchist tendencies out of frustration with the adults in their lives. Matt Dillon, Michael Eric Kramer, Jonathan Kaplan, 1979.

Welcome to New Granada, the planned suburban paradise hailed as "tomorrow's city…today." But something's been left out of the plans. One quarter of the town's population is under the age of 15. And while the adults scramble to boost the resale value of New Granada's stores, offices, and condos, the kids are left to discover their own values—and come up with enough drugs, booze, and discontent to push themselves and the entire community Over the Edge.

Filled with top-notch performances—including that of Matt Dillon in his screen debut—and backed by an anthemic soundtrack featuring Van Halen, Ramones, The Cars, and Cheap Trick, Over the Edge sounds an unforgettable warning to any society that makes no place for its children.

Bonus Content:
2K Scan from the Interpositive
Audio Commentary with Director Jonathan Kaplan, Producer George Litto, and Writers Tim Hunter & Charlie Haas
Audio Commentary with Actor Michael Kramer and Journalist Mike Sacks
Isolated Music and Effects Track
Watch Out for Children: Making Over the Edge - An Interview with Director Jonathan Kaplan
Coming of Age: Writing Over the Edge - An Interview with Screenwriter Charlie Haas
My Father Told Me: Scoring Over the Edge - An Interview with Jonathan Kaplan About His Father, Composer Sol Kaplan
Wide Streets + Narrow Minds A 7-Part Retrospective Documentary
Destruction: Fun or Dumb? - The Full Educational Video Excerpted Within the Film
Theatrical Trailer
German Theatrical Trailer
UK VHS Promo
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