I'm currently reading "The ABC Movie of the Week Companion" and I'm impressed by the list of television films for each season.
For season 5 (1973-1974), I stumbled into "Outrage" whose story looked interesting.

"The Plot of 1974's 'Death Wish' was given a dry run here (though nothing as nasty as events in the film transpires here).
Robert Culp takes on a gang who've come to cause trouble in his wealthy suburb. Mark Lenard supports."
--page 72

What do you think of this television movie?

Hello, all,

Outrage is a fairly decent movie although the plot leaves little room for complexity, and one is not surprised by what Culp is forced to do at the end. Culp's role as a homeowner tormented by juvenile delinquents is mostly established as a series of increasingly obnoxious "outrages" perpetuated by said delinquents until, bereft of official help, Culp personally decides to end this long-term problem.

So, if you wish to see our handsome man doing his usual superb acting in a movie which has little character growth, per se, or plot intricacies, then this is your TV Movie of the Week!

Mona