
Synopsis
After a fight with a bully, Timmy Wilkenson, a defenseless middle schooler, realizes he must find a way to defend himself. When he fails to gain help from his family and friends, he puts his trust in a outrageous VHS tape titled "Bustin' Bullies" to decide his destiny.
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