Class of Nuke 'em High Part II: Subhumanoid Meltdown (1991)
Genre: Scifi / Comedy
Duration: 100 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Eric Louzil and Donald G. Jackson
Stars: Brick Bronsky, Lisa Gaye and Leesa Rowland
IMDb score:
4,5 (2.749)
Releasedate: 29 March 1991
Class of Nuke 'em High Part II: Subhumanoid Meltdown plot
"Student Power Meets Nuclear Power!"
The students at Nuke 'em High have all graduated and the whole group is going to college. Unfortunately, the Tromaville Nuclear Powerplant is also operational again and soon the young students have to go to the facility to do scientific research. Unfortunately, during one of the experiments, something goes wrong and the Sub-humanoids, emotionless monsters with a complete lack of free will, are accidentally released.
Actors and actresses
Roger Smith
Professor Holt
Victoria
Yoke
Dean Okra
Professor Jones
Diane / Bald Subhumanoid
Murray
Harvey / Malathion Man
Tour Guide
Reviews & comments
Donkerwoud
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- 8660 messages
- 3940 votes
I never thought I'd say this, but compared to this sequel, the original seems subtle. They've truly turned this into an over-the-top feast of weird effects, insane characters, and crass jokes. It's irritating to the point of being so. It certainly doesn't help that everything seems to be voiced with excruciating helium voices and that the sound effects are overly childish. The soundtrack also becomes rather monotonous after a while. Yet, there's a certain charm to the fact that the troma vibe oozes through here too, in its extreme awfulness, because here too, it feels as if this total assault on the senses was done with love for cinema.
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Richard_Voorhees
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- 2311 messages
- 2135 votes
I still had a lot of fun with this Troma.
Take the most deranged combination of characters (from an overweight biker to a bearded scientist with the highest voice ever) and you've got yourself a fine company for this film.
The (makeup) effects still look pretty good, and the crazy situations and twists provide plenty of dull entertainment. Plus, they seem to have attempted a world record for most scantily clad onscreen women in a single film. Well, Troma, it's still so bad that it's becoming enjoyable again. Not as good as the first one, but still very entertaining pulp.
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Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
A tiresome sequel to tiresome source material, a world that doesn't exactly invite a sequel. While the first chapter did benefit from its wacky concept and quirky set design, that effect is completely lost in this second installment. The acting is still exceptionally poor, there's not much high school left in it, and the rather uninteresting basic premise is dragged out endlessly. Thankfully, directing duo Eric Louzil and Donald G. Jackson occasionally deliver a funny moment and use practical effects to flesh out the horror. This results in a few commendable moments, but they're too few to lift this soulless, endlessly dull project.
Translated from Dutch · View originalPre- and sequels
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2017
Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1
2013
Class of Nuke 'em High 3: The Good, the Bad and the Subhumanoid
1994
Class of Nuke 'em High
1986
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