Class of Nuke 'Em High
Horror • R • 1986 • 1 hr 26 min
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Richard W. Haines, Mark Rudnitsky, Lloyd Kaufman, Stuart Strutin
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If you love Troma's over the top independent filmmaking then you are in for a treat.
If you love B movies then this was made for you.
Too much fun, especially with friends and a heavy dose of booze to laugh off the ridiculousness of this flick
"I kinda wish we had gone to that Fellini movie instead!" "Are you kidding!? This is a Fellini movie!" (Moments later:tits) A Troma classic.
I auditioned for this film. Tragically, I didn't get a part, so I refuse to give it the credit it deserves ;÷}
Cheesy, horrible, terrible plot. I love it!!
Erratic editing, story lacks focus, sound design even bad. Soundtrack is great. In the end, it has that Troma charm. For fans only.
Classic, much better than the sequel. Probably the only really good intentional trash.
Class of Nua mess of a film with poor acting, a nonsensical plot, and low-budget effects. It's a garbage B-movie that fails to entertain.
Not a fan of Troma stuff, but I can see the appeal that fans have for it.
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