Class of 1999 II: The Substitute Page #4

Synopsis: In this sequel to the 1990 move "Class of 1999", the future is still a violent metropolis where gangs rule the hallways and themes like education and higher learning are a mere memory. Jenna McKensie is a young, sweet high school teacher who witnesses the killing of one of her students by lethal gang member, Sanders. Jenna wants to testify, but Sanders and his group use intimidation and fear as a means to keep Jenna from talking to the authorities, which greatly upsets her boyfriend Emmett who wants to stomp Sanders and his gang out. Though Jenna refuses to be intimidated, she begins to ponder whether or not her actions will improve things at the decaying high school where she works. Enter John Bolen, a stone faced substitute teacher who is not predisposed with putting up with crap like his fellow faculty members are. John is definitely a teacher who believes in discipline...extremely strict discipline. When students are out of line to the point where the principal can't control them,
Genre: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Spiro Razatos
Production: Trimark
 
IMDB:
4.3
R
Year:
1994
87 min
47 Views


I swear to God, I do not

know anything more.

What are you doing here alone?

Difficult question. Looks like I do not

have enough excitement in my life.

I understand. We become sarcastic.

Yes! Yes, it's all my fault!

I should have told Sanders not to kill a pupil

so that you do not have to quit the team.

Maybe you should think about it

not to testify.

Nobody but you can be...

Come on, say it.

Spit, Emet. Say!

Take me home.

I have to stand at the campground

to pick up things for overnight.

I do not want you to sleep with me.

OK?

He'll drop me down to the police

station to file an application.

Okay. How do you want. Let's

do your thing, Janet.

Hey, hello.

You like to torture people?

Smoke. Uvci, propalice. Yes.

It's not fun, be bothered, is it?

Oh no.

Now you have a chance, Ays.

Run.

Ajs!

Ajs.

Ajs.

Ajs.

Come on!

You were more than a

disciplinary problem.

Now we have to do something

about your behavior.

Come on, man! Let me.

You're on a permanent school sentence.

The school is over.

Please. I need some

time to be alone.

Curse of Emte, let me go.

I can not be with you right now.

I'll be right back.

CAN MAKE A SERIAL DOG.

What is this?

Did not you have to tell

Baltman about this?

No, we get every day.

I usually throw them in the trash.

The serial killer in this city, it would

be something of the most interesting.

You know what I am thinking.

Not. I'm afraid I do not understand.

I do not believe that the word

"interesting" described the serial killer.

Who asked you? Keep away from my trash.

This is official garbage.

Not for the eyes of civilians.

"I will go to the rates of death."

"Until my mission ends."

"Until the mission is over,

no grief or sorrow."

"Death is my mission."

"My mission is death."

"The enemy is before me,"

"around me and again,."

"I have no fear."

- What's up, man?

- What's up?

All right, you little sh*t.

No more kidding.

Listen to me.

If you approach Jenny, you will

end up dead. You understand?

Okay.

Friday, 8:
00.

Hey Emte, ready to go?

Hey Tom, I'll be right back.

Tom, do not shoot. It has gas tanks.

Experimental.

What?

- I wanted to clean them, before the children came tomorrow.

Let's go to the bunker.

Emte, can you slow down a bit?

You are killing me. These things are tough.

Thank you.

How far are we from the camper? Kilometer?

Yes.

I do not know. It works near me. Children will find it easy.

- No, he will not.

Concrete bunker and wooden door?

Metallic door arrives from Sacramento.

What did you do last night? Watching TV?

I almost threatened Sanders.

So what?

When you do not do the job properly.

What should I do? We're looking for Ace.

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