(spoilers) Not INTENDED to be a professional-qualit y f ilm.
Look, if this film were made to professional quality standards, Smack and Hellfire would have lost their artistic freedom. Just like Romero lost his when his zombies went pro.
Smack and Hellfire roasted everybody. Notice that the black student was abusive and racist in his own way. Well, I'm sorry, some blacks simply ARE that way.
Did anybody notice the dumbed-down computer class? Expensive machines unused while teacher and students swap slogans? Everybody eager to leave? Did anybody notice that?
Did anybody notice "Bible Girl"s callousness toward the plight of "Retard" struggling with his wheelchair? Did anybody else notice the subtly nasty edge to "Bible Girl"s faith?
The movie is full of these little gems.
Thank goodness this film is so amateur. If Hollywood had gotten ahold of this idea it would have demonized the shooters and glorified everybody else.
I've seen what happens when Hollywood gets hold of a concept. I have seen these loathsome "remakes" that couldn't even TOUCH the originals. Consider "Carnival of Souls" or "The Haunting".