Insanely enjoyable genre crap, with the Mark L. Lester's B-semi-classic "The Class of 1984 a consistently overdriven Exploitation hard to continue. Illustrious and glorious action daft ideas, he turns with unbridled joy by staging the trash and lack draws logically from the previous already registered Ulkpotential to pain threshold. machine, the reworking of the helpless teachers in unpredictable violent killer who are the now staunch students have to defend, already the postmodern sign change of a "Terminator 2" anticipates during "The Class of 1999" otherwise cheerful and carefree plundering the Cameronschen cyborg cinema of the 80s trend follows. The enormously cheesige production with low light Sets, crude cut and singular representational effusions guaranteed extra fun - an almost exemplary anti-sequel. 60%
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