The Class of Nuke ‘Em High Part 3: The Good, the Bad and the Subhumanoid is a 1994 action-comedy movie. Directed by Eric Louzil and featuring actors Brick Bronsky, Lisa Star, and John Tallman, the film’s plot involves intrigue, kidnapping and a mission to save Tromaville from evil forces. Let’s explore the movie’s filming locations and some surprising facts about the film and its production.
Where it Filmed?
The movie was shot across various locations in the USA, particularly in Los Angeles and other areas of California. These shooting sessions for the film were completed in February 1994.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Brick Bronsky | Roger Smith / Adlai Smith / Dick Smith / Baby Moishe Smith |
| Lisa Star | Trish |
| John Tallman | Dr. Slag |
| PhD. | |
| Lisa Gaye | Professor Holt |
| Albert Bear | Li’l Eggwhite |
| Elizabeth Young | Elaina |
| Valerie McConnell | Lisa |
| Kathleen Kane | Angel Finkelstein |
| Lizette Faz | Souzie Schwartz |
| Charles Myrick | Dragon Clone |
| Phil Rivo | Werewolf Clone / Mad Scientist / Phil Man |
| Jean Stewart | Nurse Pony / Meter Maid |
| Danny Spear | Podiatry Doctor / Saxophone Player |
| Nanette Spear | Mayor’s Nurse |
| Mark Richardson | Mr. Substitute / Smoking Student / Madder Scientist / George / Student At Homeless Site |
| Phil O’Dell | Rollerblade Warrior #1 / Armored Man |
| Denny Hush | Rollerblade Warrior #2 |
| Gilbran Chong | Subhumanoid Birthday Children |
| Cozzie Sherman | Subhumanoid Birthday Children |
| Rocky Sherman | Subhumanoid Birthday Children |
| Lisbeth Kaufman | Subhumanoid Birthday Children |
| Charlotte Kaufman | Subhumanoid Birthday Children |
| Alex Pirnie | Mutant Squirrel’s Internal Organs |
| Patricia Kaufman | Subhumanoid Birthday Nurse |
| Betsy Hamilton | Scientist At Nuclear Facility |
| Ronda King | Dr. Slag PhD’s Mistress |
| Tracy Brigham | Bikini Woman |
| Tina Lord | Reporter |
| Corrine Foster | Disgruntled Student At Boll Weevil Rally / Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Troy Fromin | Infirmary Student |
| Rory Yellin | Indian Guide / Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| David Skinner | Nuclear Worker / Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Leesa Rowland | Victoria |
| Lance Duber | Student |
| Todd Fitch | Student |
| Eric Cullin | Student |
| Glorena Coffman | Student |
| Tammy Schaaf | Student |
| Mary Millsap | Student |
| Bullet Valmont | Squirrel |
| Greg Rushin | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Andre Lambert | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Scott Capizzano | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Liz Ard | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Michael Cadava | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Sherri Belfert | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Tessah Jiles | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Diana C. Skinner | Squirrel |
| Blane Horn | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Thomas Perry | Squirrel |
| Humanoid | |
| Kaptain | Death Man |
| Kant Seeme | Person behind the wall |
| Tyler Bowe | Yoke’s Sidekick (uncredited) |
| Travis Dutch | Nuclear Worker / Student (uncredited) |
| Sean Hines | Principal (uncredited) |
| Lloyd Kaufman | Helicopter Pilot (uncredited) (voice) |
| Cynthia Windham | Mom Who Sees Aliens at School (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- Actor Brick Bronsky played multiple roles in the movie including Roger Smith and his grown-up sons, Adlai and Dick.
- A goof in the film: During a scene featuring a helicopter holding an acorn flying past trees, the trees appear significantly larger than the helicopter, indicating the use of a toy helicopter.
- The film was featured in “Return to Nuke ‘Em High Volume 1” released in 2013.
Geo Location Details
- Location Name: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Latitude: 34.0549076
- Longitude: -118.242643
- Place ID: ChIJE9on3F3HwoAR9AhGJW_fL-I
- Map Link: Google Map
- Place Address: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Timezone: America/Los_Angeles
- Location Name: USA
- Latitude: 44.24236485
- Longitude: -119.8093025
- Place ID: ChIJCzYy5IS16lQRQrfeQ5K5Oxw
- Map Link: Google Map
- Place Address: United States
- Timezone: America/Los_Angeles
