Class Action Park

The 2020 documentary film "Class Action Park" chronicles the life of penny stockbroker Eugene Mulvihill, who opened Action Park in 1978 with the intention of creating a "no rules" park funded by fraudster Robert E. Brennan. The film explores the park's poor safety record, including the accidental death of George Larsson Jr. on the Alpine Slide, and its eventual shutdown due to concerns over safety and corruption. Former guests and employees of the park share their experiences and memories of the park's culture and atmosphere, which reflects the 1980s and New Jersey's "Wild West" reputation.