Send the boys in... and may God forgive me
A group of teenage cadets sheltered from war at the Virginia Military Institute must confront the horrors of an adult world when they are called upon to defend the Shenandoah Valley.
Lauren Holly Jason Isaacs Nolan Gould Keith David David Arquette Luke Benward Tom Skerritt Max Lloyd-Jones Zach Roerig Mary Mouser Gale Harold Courtney Gains Josh Zuckerman Sean Marquette Parker Croft Sean McNamara Sean Ryan Fox Werner Daehn Jeffrey Klemmer Alexa Yeames Michael Goodwin Michael Krebs Joe Inscoe Jake Lawson Gordon Price Jade Voight Brandi Nicole Feemster Bert Puckett William Flaman David M. Kennedy Gogo Lomo-David John Rixey Moore Coby Batty Dot Gregory Frank J. Aard Dutch Hofstetter Floyd Henderson Kyle Cryer Steve Lebens Jacob Brankley Wesley Insley Kierra Spruill Parker Coughlin Mark McNamara Tiffany Flournoy Justin Gardner Erik Audé Thomas Farrell
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