Class of 1999 II: The Substitute Page #3

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
57 Views


the book you gave me.

You look surprised.

To be honest and I am.

I wanted to ask you about

a dedication to the book.

I bought it in the

half book store.

Hold on!

You know Rey Buckenen from

another school? -Not.

We're going to Emet.

Call forensors.

Give me the license

plate scanner.

Curse of Emte.

You should have been holding

on to firing balls of fire.

I did not hear you when you walked in.

I was lost in my mind.

I heard they were arresting Emte, for

the murder of a guy who attacked me.

Frankly, what worries

me most is...

that Emeth is not capable

of killing that guy.

A terrible thought.

I do not know what to do.

I'm not sure I understand you.

Does not matter.

I have to go to jail.

Would you go with me?

He did not suffer. Doc says his neck

is a bit. He did not feel anything.

I want to see Emet.

No chance. Why?

Why do you think it's here?

Because of me. That's my fault.

If he killed this guy, he

killed him for his own sake.

You said it was an accident.

Not him. Your son fell off the bike.

Ray Bjukanen is dead?

Sorry, Sheriff.

The man you arrested for murder.

What about him? How long did you know?

Who are you?

You should check the bullet.

Suddenly you have a bunch of dead children.

What are you talking about?

Only one was killed.

The man you arrested was a teacher?

Not. Why do you care so much...

Hey, wait!

- Hey, buddy! Ash!

- T. D. Ash.

- Hey!

- What's going on?

I had to be sure.

What are you talking about?

Sheriff, that's confidential.

Thank you for your cooperation.

I will not forget this, Tom.

I know you're angry, but I

did not dare to risk it.

I'm really sorry.

Jenna's here. I'll send it if the

conversation takes a polite 5 minutes.

Emete. You're outdoors.

Jeff confirmed that you

were kidding him all night.

And I told you he would.

It's late. Wait,

I'll get you a car.

Give Emte! Emete, wait!

Sheriff's office. Hi, honey.

Working what? So stop

watching them on the window.

I have to go.

I have to get Emeta.

I did not say that! I did not say

that Emet is more important than you.

- Fun at Miss McKenzie.

- Jenna!

Where did you disappear?

Forget. I'm glad you're here.

I came for the book.

She did not want to give up.

Things have become strange

and confusing lately.

Emeta accused him of

being a serial killer.

I think...

They could easily

blame you or me.

In the end, we are both teachers.

We both knew the dead pupils.

You knew Ray from another school.

Is not it?

I told you I do not know him.

Can I get a book?

These songs are inspiring.

Thanks for letting me read.

I feel better about

what I'm going to do.

You may have linked up with the book

because you intend to do the right thing.

Your duty.

I do not know.

I'm not sure I want to teach more.

But...

I do not know.

We're not talking about it, all right?

To do his duty is never easy.

Nobody understands

this, better than me.

This is your last warning.

Do not testify, b*tch!

F*** me.

Jenna!

Sheriff, this is Hejzel. Shots

from Jena's home were reported.

Better check.

Emet? Jenna?

Are you okay? Was it Sanders?

Leave her alone.

- I do not know who it is. I've never seen him before.

Does this mean you will not file charges?

I do not want to file charges,

testify or speak to anyone.

I've always ended up

with my civil rights.

F*** it.

We attack them tomorrow.

I want you to gather everything here.

I know exactly what to do.

And how to do it.

You OK? -Yes. -I'm sorry.

It's fine.

Saturday, 9:
00.

Damn it! Sanders!

I'm sorry. For all I'm guilty.

It's not your

fault, Sanderson's.

The kids are here.

Where's the police? Do they have

special training when we need them?

Calm down. He'll come.

This deputy and the children are gone.

After the shooting, he disappears.

Maybe in cooperation with Sanderson.

Did you think about it?

Why would he push me into the

house, that he wanted me to die?

I do not know.

It just disappeared. A little weird.

OK. Let's get them...

OK. Enough!

Quiet! The whole team is here.

Who's in the mood for

a good, clean party?

No, no.

- What do you say about the dirty party and start? -Yes!

- Your ass is mine!

- OK.

It must look like an accident,

or it will look for me first.

She's in a pink team.

So you in a green team,

you attack paint pistols.

Do not mix in pink, until, Vom

does not come, and says one

of the players is injured.

Then you bring the

pink team here

where we will be quietly settled.

This is a judge. If you shoot it,

you are automatically disqualified.

- It's clear.

- Yes, sir! -Okay.

When you hear the siren,

the game is over.

Do not make us ask you.

OK.

- Yes. - OK.

Use your mind.

If someone breaks into what's

happening, kill him. No pistol.

Wear the belt below the elbow.

When we put masks, you

will not know who is who.

Green team, go to the fort.

Here we go! Here we go!

A pink team...

Watch out.

Let's do this.

Very good coach. You should teach

cheerleaders instead of me.

I would not say. The egg would

freeze in my short skirt.

Sheriff, get in touch.

Where the hell are you?

This is the sheriff.

That registry plate...

Federal, forget about him.

The car was stolen. He was

attributed to him two months ago

aggression, disobedience

and mental instability.

Last night I lost the trace

of the battle android.

He did not return to his

place of residence.

The school principal said that

today's war is a pupil's party.

In its characteristics, this

is perfect for mass murder.

I'm on the site now.

God help me.

Yes!

Start! Start! Start!

Let's surround them.

I hope you recognize

this pistol.

He is charged with

counterfeit bullets.

You would not have survived

the shot in the near future.

Put down your weapon.

I'm not your enemy.

I do not want you to

kill me, before we talk.

Next time I'm going to ask this pistol.

Put down the damn weapons.

What's going on down there?

Classics.

High position.

Minimum access.

Maximum visibility.

You put traps everywhere.

You see, when I discovered that you exist.

I was ready to find you all.

Together we can create an army of

combat androids and lead to war.

You do not want to turn me off?

The only fighting ardor

of the A77 series?

Absolutely no.

I'll copy you.

I have a mission to finish.

Yes.

Forester was a genius.

He gave you a tattoo too.

Kretenu.

It's the oldest trick in the

world and you've settled down.

Yes? - Yes.

I'll take care of you.

Wait a minute, this

is a formal job.

How much do you think they

have until they start?

I do not know, maybe an hour or two.

How did you know I was?

Check your ass.

I marked my territory.

And I'm always marking

my territory.

Guards here until we get back.

- Yes!

- Yes!

Miss McKenzie?

Miss McKenzie, quick!

Here. -What?

Endi is hurt. Come on. Where?

Yes! Thank you. Thank you.

We won.

I'm sorry, I did not

see you, Judge.

You know you need to stop

shooting when you win?

Never shoot a judge.

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