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Amazing Stories: Season 2, Episode 8Go to the Head of the Class (21 Nov. 1986)In this hour-long episode, a teenage horror buff (Coffey) is so smitten with a sexy classmate (Masterson) that he helps her use black magic on their loathsome English teacher, with shocking... See full summary » Director:Robert Zemeckis |
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Billy Beck | ... |
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| Tom Bresnahan | ... |
Cusimano
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| Scott Coffey | ... | ||
| Christopher Lloyd | ... |
Professor B.O. Beanes
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| Mary Stuart Masterson | ... | ||
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In this hour-long episode, a teenage horror buff (Coffey) is so smitten with a sexy classmate (Masterson) that he helps her use black magic on their loathsome English teacher, with shocking and bewildering results. Written by Anonymous
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[sticks his tongue out as he curses Brand's name. Brand faints, lightning flashes in the open window to a headless body lurching into the room to retrieve... ]
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When Peter and Cynthia are going through Prof Beanes' yearbook, a page shows the school principal to be Sid Sheinberg. Sid was the head of Universal Studios, and helped Producer Steven Spielberg get his job making movies. See more »Quotes
Professor B.O. Beanes: [Beanes throws his head throw Peter's open window, Peter catches it and gasps in horror, flinging it away and hides in between the bed and the wall, then slowly raises up to look on his bed to see Beane's head, laying face up looking at him] I want to see you in detention, Mr. Blaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh![sticks his tongue out as he curses Brand's name. Brand faints, lightning flashes in the open window to a headless body lurching into the room to retrieve... ]
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This was right after I saw "Back to the Future" and I really loved that movie at the time. I wasn't disappointed with this one. Funniest joke in the movie is when Masterson gives Coffey her bag and he falls down from the weight. "What do you have in here? A sledgehammer?" and when they reach the mausoleum, yes she did have one! Men will do things because of the promise of sex. I never forgot that. From Used Cars to Back to the Future, Zemeckis always had wicked humor. I even enjoyed his flawed "Death Becomes Her". In this TV episode, we get to watch concentrated Zemeckis, and the lack of need to put in a happy ending is quite liberating (and more consistent with his brand of naughtiness).