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This is the best movie ever. Terminators vs. gangs in the 90s | So Bad It's Good #71 - Class of 1999
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What happens when the director of Commando decides to have gangs of teenagers fight terminators in a high school? You get Class of 1999. I can't believe I hadn't heard of this movie before. With an epic cast, insane explosions, excellent stuntwork, and crazy kills, this movie is a wild ride.
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I hope to see everyone at our livestream tonight! th-cam.com/video/_wG94Y7FESo/w-d-xo.html
Why dont you pause the movie when one of you needs to pee?
Just fyi 😅 the grenade launcher is meant to be lobbed (as mortars do). He was using it correctly 🤣love this movie and review!
@@dondrayper5967 Hate to be that guy but a grenade launcher is nothing like a mortar. Perhaps when it comes to what is inside it. But no where the same as application. Sure you need to compensate for distance ..That is the only comparison. Also props for bringing it up . Hahaha Ameeeerica
@JamesTown JamesTown well that is exactly what I was saying. I specified its lobbed like the mortar. I was artillery for 20+ years... wanna test my knowledge? I didn't say it was a mortar. I'm simply talking about trajectory.
@@dondrayper5967 I believe that we are gonna be friends.. props to knowledge
This was the first film I was in. The set was insanity and fun. First day, stuff blowing up. They gave you a rubber gun and said run on action. No marks, just go. Pots going off all over, little dangerous. Pam was the coolest person.
That's amazing!!!! What else have you been in
Ohh, tell me more. Were you an extra? Which scenes were you in?
Send a screen shot so we can bask in your glory. I worked years ago doing security in the set of John Q. Was filmed in Ontario at Keele St. Hospital. My claim to fame is telling Denzel he was the man in Glory
@@jamestownjamestown3115 I have been out of the business for about five years. But thinking about doing it again.
@@JasonBrant Wow, it was a long ass time ago. But I was in the school, when the truck flipped over, when the kid got thrown into the wall. I was on set for about four or five days. So ya, I was a featured extra. That means I went through hair and makeup and got paid way less. But it was a blast, complete anarchy.
Oh, guys.. I was the stunt player pulled thru the wall, and most every stunt in the production. So many memory’s , ..Thomas Kemper
The "True Lies" splice-in when Brian was talking too much.....LMAO!
🤣 🤣 I couldn't help it.
That was epic and well deserved.
Class of 1999’s greatest achievement is that it makes it’s totally awesome prequel, Class of 1984, seem grounded in reality and not at all exaggerated.
🤣
Class of 1999 was awesome. I was class of '95 so I was SUPER happy to have been out of HS by the time '99 rolled around so that I didn't have to fight commando cyborgs in the halls of my school
You got lucky!
Class of 1991 we dropped the ball first class of 1995, seems we were all leaving the dirty work to the kids lol
Having experienced the '90s in its entirety, I'm going to have to agree with the hangover comment. Well stated.
Some rough fashion at the start.
@@JasonBrant oof, 🤣 🤣 🤣
What, like fire hazard shellsuits, Oakleys shades, Kickers, tie-dyed.... whatever and shoulder pads for women! :D
We wonder why the younger generations are weird, crazy, strange (stupid?), when many of them will be offspring of 80's kids; inevitable?. We were lucky, we grew up with films like these; they got Paul Blart Mall Cop (All Fart, Small Plop), my most hated film. I'll sit and watch much cheesy, schlocky crap [such as this channel views] in their entirety; after 23 mins I'd run out of cringe and 2nd hand embarrassment and switched it off, I just couldn't, and I've seen the Room, Winterbeast, Garbage Pail Kids, Things etc etc etc Rather have a Verotika/Howling 7/Breen marathon than re-watch just those 23 mins! >XP @
1800's - drab and dull af
1950's - still suits but showing a little post war flair
1960's - a bit more flair, kind of sophisticated but sexy miniskirts are happening. Drugs are becoming readily available.
1970's - hippies take over, big rebellion of youth, squares still wear suits.
1980's - colour, polyester and perm explosion. Most likely because of drugs.
Early 90's - still a bit mental but more subdued colours
Mid-late 90's - black and grey "sophistication" is cool, still with a slight 80's tinge.
2000 - present - not much has changed at all.
I have purchased this film 4 times in my life. once on VHS, twice on DVD, and now on Blu-Ray. It is complete 80s exploitation madness and I love it.
Agreed! It's glorious madness.
I'm still waiting to buy it for the first time...
How about you spare me a copy of yours xD
@@whoelsebutmeofcoursei Well the VHS copy is long gone, and I traded out the DVDs towards credit for the Bluray. So...sowwy.
Class of 1999 is, indeed, awesome. Glad you found this gem, it's just criminally underrated. We had it on in a movie night and everyone was raving about it afterwards.
I can't believe I hadn't even heard of it.
@@JasonBrant And it has sequel.
@@JasonBrant Late to the party, but the wikipedia article to the third part of this trilogy (loosely) reads almost as insane as the plot to this one.
@@F13Helm Class of 1999 II is utter insanity, even more so than the second film in the trilogy.
It really is a gem. It’s a sort of sequel to Class of 1984, which had Michael J Fox in it and was also directed by Lester.
Is it worth watching for the channel?
@@JasonBrant I would definitely say so. It was originally banned in a few countries and had to be cut as it’s more of an exploitation film I’d say. It has been released uncut now though. There’s also class of 1999 2 - the substitute but I’ve not seen it.
I'll add it to the list. Thanks! Hope to see ya tonight in the chat.
Teacher teacher!!
@@JasonBrant Class of 84 is great, more of a dark film tho, not sure if it would go with the channel, as I don't think you would be laughing, you should definitely watch it tho
Those clockwork orange/Class of 1984 fashions were long gone when I saw 1999. The video rental store was my best friend.
You and me both.
Came for the movie stayed for the legs!!!
The editing while Erin is trying to remember bunsen burners was perfect. Cracks me up every time you go with zooming in tight shot.
Thanks! She cracked me up with that.
I thought she was trying to say "bong".
@@davidkanengieter me too!!!!!
O man I love this movie. Saw it when I was 16 or 17 (39 now). Was on new years eve, was way late in the night when it turned this one on. Me and my dad watched the whole thing, enjoying a beer (yes, in the Netherlands back then the legal drinking age was 16) and a old school (no pun intended) action movie with androids! It was so over the top..gods I miss these type of movies, they didn't take themselves serious!
BROOOO!! The True Lies scene insert was absolute GOLD!!
Thanks 🤣
This was such a blast. First time I saw it was when I picked it up in the rental store. It's a gritty over the top, scifi action horror mix that just delivers. The principal and RoboCop 2 had a baby nursed by the terminator and it's called Class of 1999. Great stuff..
I like that description 🤣
Jason's reaction at 17:43 is gold
The student with fake eyelashes under his right eye, is a straight up in-joke to Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, in which 'Alex' has one and Alex was played by Malcolm McDowell, who plays the school principal in this film. :)
Malcolm was game for being in some crazy movies. 😂
Really enjoyed this one guys, glad you all laughed and appreciated the same parts as me. It was Stacy Keach’s idea that his character, Dr. Bob Forrest, have albino eyes and hair. The director Mark L. Lester went out to some of the clubs in Seattle in search of some local music to include in the movie. Mark came across a then unknown band at a grunge bar and cut a deal to buy the rights to all the songs they played that evening for $100 each. That band was none other than Nine Inch Nails and their hit song “Head Like a Hole” did make the final cut of the theatrical release. I really enjoyed the special fx in this one the director was impressed with Special FX creator Eric Allard who did Short Circuit and Rick Stratton who did the mechanical fx for Galaxy of Terror. Keep up the great work everyone.
NiN? Really? That's a crazy piece of trivia.
I don't think that NIN was that unknow. Pretty hate MAchine did pretty well and they played as support band for Skinny Puppy... plus Grunge bar? Trent Reznor was in the industrial scene and under the patronage of Al Jourguersen. I have to take that story with a grain of salt.
@@das81 NIN started in 88 production for Class of 1999 started in 89 🤷♂️ Pretty Hate Machine came out In 89 and I'm pretty sure NIN wasn't well known till Downward Spiral in 1994.
@@lowbudgetfilmguy8626 I was in college '91-'95, and remember NIN being quite popular most or all of that time... and I wasn't even paying much attention, as I've never been a fan. But I could be misremembering.
NIN WAS IN THIS MOVIE? WHAAAAAT! thats insane dude, i love it lol.
The guy who played the old dude robot was also the main villain in Avenging Force (the Invasion USA sequel with Dudikoff) and in Death Wish 4.
This movie is a true gem. I mean, the subtext alone - students battling their unfair, inhumane teachers, and have to go to school despite it making no real sense at all, even endangering people? Literally drilling into their skulls? The teenage struggle subtext alone is gold, adding to the aesthetics of the world and the good looking effects. Imagine adding the Terminator 2 music to it.
Is this movie actually genius? You might be onto something 🤣
Best episode ever! And a double thumbs up to Erin for her “barbarian yell” when you were talking about starting a gang! Hilarious!!!
That would be our gang sign 🤣
@@JasonBrant my greatest fear is that since you got the Huuuuur button. We shall never hear her drop it again. Technology makes us lazy 🤣🤣🤣
I love how cheese ball movies make hand grenades look like they hold about 40 litres of diesel fuel in them and can take out entire floors in a building.
Mega grenades.
I’m a 3rd-Generation Electrical Engineer, The _Kleen-All_ stuff in the black aerosol cans is _Freon Electronic Contact Cleaner_ which’s been outlawed since the mid-1980s, but it was still around for a while…
I grew up watching this years ago. Back then people were used to the idea of cyborgs implemented in warfare and law enforcement, but being used in schools was something new.
Tnx for sharing this 👍
I love how all the Jasons are usually great. Voorhees, Brant, Videogamedunkey, Mr. AndTheArgonauts, to name a few.
That's hilarious 🤣
@@JasonBrant I'm doing my best to entertain my favorite Jasons, honestly.
Wow, high school nostalgia right there! That movie was AWESOME when it came out. Great stuff again, folks. Thanks!
Thanks! I loved this movie.
15:01-15:23 The transition into True Lies .. GOLDEN 😂👏🏽😂👏🏽😂👏🏽
The "Enemy Defeated" kid was also in the tv show "Northern Exposure." He played Ed, the kid who loved movies.
this was a great movie. The story is great, the action is well paced, and the use of PRACTICAL EFFECTS is great
This was hilarious! I love that cheeky Slice of the 'True Lies' scene at Brian when he kept talking... Man you crack me up!
Haha, thanks 🤣 It felt fitting.
I’m a little late to the party on the comment section. I used to work underaged in a knock-off Blockbuster as a young kid and got to watch a lot of flicks. I grabbed a copy of this and watched it in the mid 90’s as a middle schooler in preparation for my academic future. Graduated High School in 99’. Underrated film. Congratulations on breaking the algorithm. 👍🏻👍🏻
I love this movie - can't believe I hadn't heard of it. And thanks. I'd like to tweak the algorithm a bit more.
I was Bradley Gregg’s stunt double. Did most of the Motorcycle stunts +.. We destroyed every Taurus they could rent between Seattle and Portland. I had never been broken in half and pulled through a wall before…
Aw man i remember this movie use to come on late night on HBO in the 90s all the time, always like at 2 or 3am lol great stunts love the practical effects,love this movie
It hit all my buttons.
Thanks again guys! I can't stop grinning the whole time! I love the way you pick apart the plot and dialogue. Pam Grier (even as a robot)😍 The little brother is the kid in "The River's Edge" which also starred a young Crispin Glover.
Thanks! I'm a huge Pam Grier fan, so I instantly love a movie as soon as she shows up.
And the kid vampire from Near Dark, another '80s gem.
@@jculver1674 Yes! Near dark ruled!
This is exactly how high school was in Montreal Quebec.
Great video guys, quote of the day:
Erin: “……….. ……. …. Bunsen burners!” lol
Her charades cracked me up.
that edit fading into arnold's face right before he smacks the passenger was epic!
Love this movie. You were right when you said a scene was edited/censored. I have the "unrated version of this film and some scenes are quite violent...but entertaining as well. BTW...you all are doing a great job, keep the humor going, fantastic!
Thanks, Rick. Was the drilling scene edited down? Seemed it should have been more hardcore. You gonna make the livestream tonight?
I loved this film when I was younger.
I love it now.
@@JasonBrant yeah. Cuz it’s awesome.
That final "battle droid" puppet had ELEVEN puppeteers operate it.
And for that chaos it looks quite decent.
This was one of my favorite movies growing up. I was convinced my high school teachers were going to be robots. I also felt like it was a play on Lean on Me, like a sci-fi version of that story. I'm so glad the crew enjoyed this as much as I did.
One of my favorite movies of all time. I remember renting it a Blockbuster and getting charged an extra dollar for not rewinding the movie. Be kind please rewind.
So you were the guy who didn't rewind the movies. 🤣
Goofy commentary from me, but I'm pretty sure that "dull drill" was actually a "roughing end mill". It would completely destroy someone's face even worse than a drill! Love your guy's material! Just found it recently, and can't get enough 👍
These are the facts
16:19 That stunt was so gnarly it made Jason go full John Zandig.
I remember conning my grandmother into renting this when I was like 7. God damn, did I love this movie back then haha.
This is one of my favorite movies! Saw it in the theater. I watch it every halloween
I bet this was great to see in a theater.
@@JasonBrant it was so great! I have the fangoria still with this movie in it. Hahaha your guys reactions are so funny! Hahaha
This movie had everything in it! I love when watching these and start placing actors from their other more known movies. Pam was a real convincing "terminator" and I always thought that that dude who played "rocket man/gym teacher" was scary from when I saw that Van Damme movie, Death Warrant. He played Sandman. Great content!
Thanks, Richard! Looking forward to Death Warrant.
Oddly enough, Patrick Kilpatrick who played Mr. Bryles plays a Terminator in The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
I’m 46 and experienced capital punishment in school. It always cracks me up when people see it for the first time.
Hahahahaha. Oh man. Well done, sir!
In this cinematic universe all school buses are "Short Buses". 🤣
I was really surprised to hear you hadn't seen this yet. It's one of my favorites. Everything about this movie is amazing.
I'm surprised too. I hadn't even heard of it.
There's apparently a straight-to-video sequel to this subtitled The Subsitute. It's directed by one Spiro Razatos. Sounds familiar? He's a stunt pro and sometimes second unit director on action movies, handling major action setpieces. He did it on Captain America: Civil War, amongst other things aswell.
Sounds like a must watch. Added it to the list.
There's a prequel to Class of 1984
@@OFFCODEV2 what's it called?!
@@nicktechnubyte1184 class of 1984
@@OFFCODEV2 so the prequel to class of 1984 is class of 1984?!
Erin waited a little to long to answer the so bad it’s good question. I thought she was gonna say NO. 😂
I was concerned!
all this needed, was a cameo by Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey. ;)
Now we're talking 🤣
Teacher spanks the student unconscious...awesome!!! 🤣
This was great. You guys are part of my Sunday routine keep them coming.👍🏼
Thanks, Brian! Hope to see ya during our livestream tonight!
"Where's the school?" - hilarious!
There's a prequel to this Class Of 84 directed by Mark Lester.
Great reaction to this B movie gem, John P. Ryan chewing the scenery he's just B movie gold, throw in Malcom McDowell & The Sandman from Death Warrant & you have a action packed gem.
It really is a gem. Loved it.
@@JasonBrant Another great Mark L Lester film Dolph Lundgren & Brandon Lee Showdown In Little Tokyo.
This movie is so awesome. Saw it years ago. It is just so crazy and doesn;t take itself seriously at all. I'm sure I had one of those cyborgs as my PE teacher at high school.
Did your teacher cave in your chest and break the necks of your classmates?
@@JasonBrant No. He would have if he could. He did however manage to destroy all our hopes and dreams.
This was a really fun movie with great low budget effects and a solid cast. Good choice. Fun fact: the final villain, Patrick Kilpatrick, was one of the restaurant hold up men in the Toxic Avenger.
Looking forward to The Toxic Avenger. And yeah, I loved this movie.
According to IMDB, Kilpatrick quit that movie in disgust after he had to point a shotgun at a baby.
Yup, hey look Teeny Boppers 😃
This was a movie that I remember renting, enjoying, and watching whenever it was on cable, but I haven't seen in years. It's time to watch it again.
It's amazing.
@@JasonBrant Dude, another great movie that I think you will love, but it's a little tough to get - The Monkees' movie, HEAD. Trust me, it's wild, but awesome. Plus, Jack Nicholson helped to write and direct it - before Easy Rider.
You could always pause the movie, go pee, then restart the movie and just edit that part out. We would have no idea it even happened! I knew I remembered the science lab flamethrower explosion, but I forgot it was Pam Grier. I think I might have seen this in the theater.
Pausing the movie makes editing it a pain in the ass. Brian just needs to man up 🤣
Rules of men watching movies together- no pause for the cause.
17:39 that was so satisfying to watch
I loved it!
Class of 1999 was indeed AWSOME
LOVED it!
I remember watching this movie when i was kid growing up in the 90's. My family had cable t.v., so i was able to see so many great movies growing up.
I'm surprised I missed this one.
For the young people out there, I graduated in 2000. My high school was exactly like this. True story. Even the robots.
Side note - Traci Lind the actress is from my hometown. My older sister actually knew her.
I graduated in 2000 as well, but I wasn't lucky enough to have Pam Grier androids teaching science classes.
@@JasonBrant
I didn't have her Pam as a teacher. My last science teacher looked like a female Ned Flanders.
🤣
@@kentuckyjerk323 "Where's your robot boobs now, Flanders?"
I'm so glad you guys discovered this movie and loved it as much as I do. 1984 and 1999 are some of my all-time favorites. On Mark Lester, besides the Class movies and Commando, he did a nice little action B-movie called Showdown in Little Tokyo that I really like with a pre-The Crow Brandon Lee. Keep up the great content guys!
Thanks, Vincent! I'm looking forward to Showdown in Little Tokyo.
LEGS !!!!!
I vaguely remember renting this on VHS back in the day. It was amazing!
So much fun.
This is one of those movies that had some kind of distribution problem and I had the hardest time finding it in any video store back in the day.
The amount of times you've said Awesome in this video would make for a rather dangerous drinking game :P
Great vid as always, Jason!
My brain broke, haha.
That's suicide.
Ever since I came across your channel, I’ve been watching your old stuff catching up to now. Now this is something I’ve started looking forward to! Please keep going!
Thanks, Robert! Lots more on the way. We're livestreaming on the channel tonight - you should hop in the chat and say hi.
I just want to say how proud of myself I am that I could absolutely tell you were miming 'Bunsen burner.' I even said it out loud as if to prompt you backwards in time through my monitor. My Jedi mind powers are strong.
You definitely helped her remember it.
I saw this on VHS years ago. And it was quite entertaining. Had all but forgotten it even existed until now. Great episode, guys/gal. Loved it!
Thanks! Loved this movie.
That looked awesome and bonkers. I'm amazed I don't remember seeing it. Just the fact so many really good actors were in it is a surprise 👍
I can't believe I hadn't heard of it either.
Trivia for you! The rocket-arm guy that got killed at the end of the movie, also played a T-888 terminator in The Sarah Connor Chronicles tv series. It was so awesome.
I remember renting this on VHS and thinking how much it cranked up on The Class of 1984. Stone cold VHS classic
It's so great.
I came for the movie but stayed for the legs
Another home run with this video. Love your stuff. Keep it up! Oh, I really hope you guys call it HURRRRchandise. 🤣
I think we have to 🤣 That still cracks me up.
"Circuit ship!?" The way you guys both look over in disbelief is absolutely hilarious.
His booze-addled brain skipped for a moment 🤣
I'm so glad you got to see this gem of a movie as it is pretty much the epitome of 'so bad it's good.' I have an entire collection of these types of movies which I would like to recommend to you seeing as how this seems to be your type of thing.
Check out Nemesis (1992), it's an excellent cyborg action movie, a forgotten cyberpunk classic. The movie is pretty good, all effects are practical and very well done (lots of cyber gore). There's a young Thomas Jane and a full frontal in this movie!
Sold. Sounds like my kinda movie.
I love this movie!!! Seen it many times, really happy you guys love it, too! Hopefully, I'll be able to watch tonight's live-stream, and not get called in to work, sadlol!
Hope to see ya in the chat! Tell your boss is more important than BS work 🤣
@@JasonBrant 🤣🤣🤣
@@JasonBrant yay, I barely made the chat! Glad Erin likes the stickies, I'll include different Alaska HURRRRRchandise with the movie I told you about. Your only hint: nature's mighty ungulate!
Another classic from my early teens/childhood. Late night Cinemax staple back in the day. Great video🤣🤣🤣
Thanks!
I had absolutely forgotten about this movie.
I'm just here for all that erin feet and leg action
"Firestarter" is a Mark L. Lester directed movie. He also directed, "Showdown in Little Tokyo" starring Dolph Lundgren, which seems like it would fit the overall theme of this show a little better.
Looking forward to watching that one. If it's half as good as this, it'll be amazing.
Didn't showdown also star Tia Carrera and Brandon Lee?
@@jamessiddle572 Yes, it did!
Today I got snowed in and watched you guys watch every segal movie and wow, i'm so glad this came onto my playlist right after. I was worried i'd get diabetes if I watched you guys watch one more segal movie.
We actually watch fun movies too 🤣
Had this on VHS back in the day, great watch.
Class of 84 is great as well, but more dark and no explosions as I remember
Looking forward to watching it.
@@JasonBrant Has a great ending as well
Thank you, thank you so much I haven't seen this film in decades and forgot just how 90's it is(guns guts and gore(and pam grier) infact it might border on being sg ig peace and love always ❤ 😊
It's so good.
It's a sequel to a film called Class of 1984. Check that film out. It's a well done and very entertaining film with Roddey McDowell and uoung Michael J Fox. Written by Tom Holland. He directed Fright Night and Child's Play. It's not really a bad movie
Will do. Sounds like I should watch it outside of the show. Appreciate the heads up.
True lies cutaway. Jesus. Amazing. I always go there in my head when someone is speaking. Already got this movie in my must watch. Looking forward to next Sunday already 🙌🏻
Haha, thanks. Hope to see ya during the livestream tonight!
@@JasonBrant I’ll be there.
Hell yeah.
I spat coffee out laughing!
I remember watching this when it first came out and loved it. Also the kid "that bothers erin" is homer from near dark. Another classic 👌
I loved this movie! So much 'awesomeness' ;)
That was yet another one straight from Blockbuster, back in my Pasadena, CA days; watching a movie I never heard of so to improve my English. And what a trip that was! I remember I (almost) couldn't understand a thing, yet the explosions, the insanely awesome cast, the funny absurdity of the plot made me like it no matter what.
To be honest, I actually wanted to suggest it to you. I did think about it, though I decided not to as I considered it 'too good' to be bad.
Straight from IMDB website: 'Malcolm McDowell only worked for two days on this film' This, too how awesome was that :)
Anyway, thanks so much for yet another awesome review, you guys are the best. 71 and counting!, woo-hoo.
You improved your english using action movies? That's amazing! And it's hilarious that McDowell was only there for two days.
Best one you guys have done. It would fit perfectly in the robocop universe. Id recommend return of the living dead.
Return of the Living Dead is WAY to good for this. That's an all-time classic! And thanks - had a blast with this movie.
@@JasonBrant I'm sure they meant Return of the Living Dead 3!
Oh man, I remember this movie, total cable after-hours fare. You can see traces of the dystopian influences of the Road Warrior and Blade Runner with a bizarre mix of the Brat Pack movies of the 80s, which is probably how they pitched this idea.
I grew up watching this withmy twin bro.we loved it! Thanx for reminding me of it!!!!
Amazing! Absolutely will be getting this to sit down with a buddy one evening with a bottle of whiskey. Glad you guys sit through dozens of shit movies to find the rare good one so I don't have to
You'll have a blast with this and a buddy.
If someone wanted a definitive example of "Eighties bats___ cinema", they need look no further than this. Putting Pam Grier in this classic was like adding sauteed Portobello caps to a perfectly seared steak.
Very descriptive, haha. This movie is one of my favorites now. Absolutely loved it. Hope you make the livestream tonight, bud!
that sounds great lmao
Pam Grier, Patrick Kilpatrick, and John P. Ryan. What more could you ask for?
Kinda cool that one of the punk’s sporting the same one-eyed eyelash look like Malcolm McDowells character Alex in A Clockwork Orange. And there milk drinking too!
Ohh, good call! I think you're onto something.
Class of 1984 is the first of the Trilogy. It was a crime thriller movie about a teacher dealing with gangs. With this one, it was a Sci-Fi action film set in the "Future." The third one, Class of 1999: The Substitute, starred Sasha Mitchell (best known as for roles in "Dallas" and "Step by Step") as a new Substitute teacher in a Gang Infested school. It had some footage from the second movie in it, but really they didn't have the money to do nearly as many cool effects as they did in the second movie.
Either of them worth watching for the channel?
@@JasonBrant Never seen the first one, but it was played pretty straight. The third one is pretty bad, a direct to video release that was padded out with footage from the second film. If you're going to watch either, I'd go with number 3, as it's the worse one, with more opportunities to make fun of it.