Class D (2003)

Directed by Stephen Henry Writing credits Stephen Henry

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Also Known As:
Getting Your License Gone in 60 Seconds(USA) (working title)
Runtime: 5 min
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Black and White (Panasonic Digital Effects)
Sound Mix: Ultra Stereo
Certification: USA:NC-17

Trivia: The Department of Motor Vehicles office where Class D was filmed is where a lot of illegal aliens get the drivers licenses.

Goofs:Factual Errors: Although they are supposedly in Nashville, Tennessee, the scene where the car flips was clearly shot in Vice City, Florida.

Quotes: Driving Intructor(sic) What the hecka kinda stop is that??.

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76 out of 87 people found the following comment useful:-
AAAAHHHH!!!!!!, 29 March 2004

Author: Mike Sh. (mshannon@gis.net) from Lowell MA

After seeing this movie I ran through the house screaming at the top of my lungs for several hours pausing occasionally only to bang my head repeatedly on the floor. And that was the MST3K version!! Imagine seeing this movie pure and undiluted! It's too horrible to conceive!

Seriously, this movie is not only the worst movie I've ever seen; it's the worst movie I can imagine being made! How could any be worse! Could Ed Wood make such a movie? Arch Hall Sr.? Ray Dennis Steckler? Phil Tucker? I don't think so. None can approach the Henry Bros., sometime fertilizer salesmen and would-be auteurs, for producing total cinematic crap!

Now excuse me, I must go wash up. Just thinking of this movie makes me feel filthy all over...

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