In an outskirt neighborhood plagued by social decay and family dysfunction, a group of disaffected teenagers abandon their troubled domestic lives and seek refuge in a condemned house they call "T.R. House." This motley crew of runaways, who refer to themselves as "The Rejected" or "T.R.", forms an impromptu family, bound by shared experiences and survival instincts. Living on the fringes of society, they find solidarity amidst the ruins, striving to create a sense of belonging away from the abuse and neglect they've known.

As they navigate their harsh reality, the teens face numerous challenges ranging from clashes with local authorities to confrontations with violent suburban residents who deem them a menace. Their makeshift community is continuously under threat, both from external pressures and internal tensions. The rebellious spirit that unites them is constantly tested as they struggle to maintain their independence and protect their sanctuary. Tensions escalate as they battle against societal norms and fight for their autonomy, using punk music and counterculture as both a shield and a weapon, to retain their identity in an unforgiving world.