Review of The Young Runaways

. . . (aka, Chicago's Clown of Death) got the idea to found his charnel house. It's patently obvious that Tracy's inspiration for his House of Horrors was THE YOUNG RUNAWAYS. Blame the Many Greedy Mobster movie studio for releasing RUNAWAYS, which blabs to the world's sects deviants that there are 15,000 stray kids up for grabs at any given moment in the Windy City. Furthermore, this film pictures a smarmy "guru" housing three dozen of these social misfits for parts unknown. Though a younger version of that CLOSE ENCOUNTERS dude burns alive, the fate of this suspect's remaining captive audience is left murky at best. RUNAWAY viewers get the distinct impression that occasional donations (with a few clown performances thrown in) to the beleaguered Chicago cops will pretty much give the donor "carte blanche" open season on a stock yard's worth of Lost Boys. After all, who will miss two or three dozen of them?