Class of Nuke ‘Em High 3: The Good, the Bad and the Subhumanoid Movie Review

Arguably the best of the Nuke ‘Em High series, this irreverent, freewheeling Troma schlock comedy targets environmentalism, political satire, potty jokes, and sex, all in wonderfully poor taste. Though it was crushed by a giant mutant Godzilla-like squirrel at the end of Part 2, Tromaville's state-of-the-art student-run nuclear power facility has reopened, and it's up to Adlai Smith (Brick Bronsky in three roles) to save the town, the school, and his girlfriend Trish (Lisa Star) from the evil Prof. Holt (Lisa Gaye), she of the Marge Simpson hair. Supposedly inspired by Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors. Tip: stick to the BBC production for your term paper. Class of Nuke ‘Em High 4: Battle of the Bikini Subhumanoids is in the works.

1994 (R) 95m/C Brick Bronsky, Lisa Gaye, Lisa Star; D: Eric Louzil; W: Lloyd (Samuel Weil) Kaufman. VHS TTV