Class of Nuke 'Em High 3: The Good, the Bad and the Subhumanoid (1994)

User Rating:

3.7/10   

Director:

Eric Louzil

Writers:

Stephen Gerard (writer)
Lloyd Kaufman (screenplay)

Genre:

Comedy | Sci-Fi

Plot:

The third installment in the Class of Nuke 'em High series takes up where part 2 left off. A giant mutant...

Plot Keywords:

Power Plant | Mutant | Nuclear Power Plant | Antonyms In Title | Long Title

Cast

Brick Bronsky	...	Roger Smith / Adlai Smith / Dick Smith / Baby Moishe Smith
Lisa Star	...	Trish
John Tallman	...	Dr. Slag, PhD.
Lisa Gaye	...	Professor Holt
Albert Bear	...	Li'l Eggwhite
Elizabeth Young	...	Eliana
Valerie McConnell	...	Lisa
Eric Robert Louzil	...	Young Adlai / Dick (as Eric R. Louzil)
Kathleen Kane	...	Angel Finkelstein
Lizette Faz	...	Souzie Schwartz
Charles Myrick	...	Dragon Clone
Phil Rivo	...	Werewolf Clone / Mad Scientist / Phil Man
Nello Scadato	...	Nurse Chavel / Mini-Market Cashier
Jean Stewart	...	Nurse Pony / Meter Maid
Danny Spear	...	Podiatry Doctor / Saxophone Player

MPAA:

Rated R for gross presentation of sex, language and gore.

Runtime:

102 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:M | UK:18 | USA:R

Company:

Troma Entertainment

Quotes:

[secretly filming a mutant sex session]
Professor Holt: Check focus on her melon-heavy breasts.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Orgazmo (1997)

Holy "I've got a glowing hand" Batman!

Just when you thought Classof Nuke Em High couldn't get any weirder...or any worse...it does. That is not necessarily a good thing, but hey, this film is still fun! It seems that Victoria and Roger from the previous film have twins, an evil kid and a good kid and they don't know each other exist. So basically the film is them trying to find each other and using their glowing hand to satisfy girl's sexual fantasies. Although the lead girl in this one is...pretty ugly...Trish. She brings the film down because she is annoying but all she does is fart which is actually kind of funny. This film is more of the same of the last film, just worse...Tromie makes an appearance as well as Greenie The Weenie Man, but they are not in long enough. It is pretty funny how people at the nuclear reactor care more about whether the chicken or the egg came first than trying to save the nuclear reactor from blowing Tromaville to a gob of green goo. Also, this is a good film because this marked Ron Jeremy's first appearance in a Troma film and he has become important to Tromaville making appearances in Terror Firmer, Citizen Toxie, and Tales From The Crapper. So wipe those tears, this is a Troma movie, and it may not be as good as the previous ones but it is fun!