Unlike most gangs, the ButterCream gang does good deeds. Their leader, Pete, has to go live with his aunt in Chicago. But things don't go well in Chicago and Pete is changed when he returns. Soon Pete is hanging around with the wrong crowd. But the remaining members of the gang, especially their new leader Scott, refuse to give up on their friend Pete.
Bruce Neibaur
Director
Michael D. Weatherred
Pete Turner
Brandon Blaser
Eldon Flowers
Jason Glenn
Lanny
Scott Wilkinson
Baseball Coach / Reverend Willde
Stephanie Dees
Margaret Miller
Otto J. Mileti III
Mr. Carpenter (Scott's Dad)
Kathryn Little
Mrs. Carpenter (Scott's Mom)
Miranda Brook Chivers
Regina Carpenter
Leo Ware
Mr. Turner (Pete's Grandfather)
Ivan Crosland
Mr. Graff, the store manager
Jason Johnson
Scott Carpenter
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A film about family and sacrifice... and carnivorous locusts coming after you.