Brotherhood of Justice
Genre	Action Drama Thriller
Written by	Noah Jubelirer (teleplay) Jeffrey Bloom (teleplay) Noah Jubelirer (story)
Directed by	Charles Braverman
Starring	Keanu Reeves Kiefer Sutherland Lori Loughlin Joe Spano Darren Dalton Evan Mirand Don Michael Paul
Theme music composer	Brad Fiedel
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
Production
Executive producers	Peter Guber Jon Peters
Producers	Judith R. James) Margot Winchester Peter Brosius (associate producer) Hans Proppe (supervising producer)
Production locations	Santa Cruz, California Aptos, California Watsonville, California
Cinematography	Hanania Baer
Editors	Bert Glatstein Ann E. Mills
Running time	93 min.
Production companies	The Guber-Peters Company Margot Winchester Productions Phoenix Entertainment Group Taper Media Enterprises
Original release
Network	ABC
Release	May 18, 1986 (1986-05-18)

The Brotherhood of Justice is a 1986 Canadian-American television action film^[1] starring Keanu Reeves, Billy Zane, Kiefer Sutherland, and Lori Loughlin.

Overview

The movie is based on actual events that occurred at Paschal High School in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, in 1984.^[2] The vigilante group called themselves "The Legion of Doom".^[3] The movie was filmed in Santa Cruz County, parts of San Francisco Bay Area in California. Some locations used were Aptos High School in Aptos, California, Downtown Watsonville, California, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, and various beaches in the area around Santa Cruz.

Plot

The eponymous "Brotherhood of Justice" begins as a well-intentioned attempt by students to stamp out violence and drugs in their high school, but this "solution" gradually becomes worse than the original problem. As the Brotherhood's targets expand to include all who irritate them for any reason, the group's actions escalate to arson and attempted murder. Its original leader, Derek, seeing what the group has become, turns against his comrades.

Cast

• Keanu Reeves as Derek
• Lori Loughlin as Christie
• Kiefer Sutherland as Victor Parks
• Joe Spano as Bob Grootemat
• Darren Dalton as Scottie
• Evan Mirand as Mule
• Don Michael Paul as Collin
• Gary Riley as Barnwell
• Billy Zane as Les
• Danny Nucci as Willie
• Danny De La Paz as Carlos
• Jim Haynie as Sheriff
• Sean Sullivan as Pastey
• Perla Walter as Maria