Surf II (1984), directed by Randall Badat, is a wild blend of teen comedy, punk satire, and sci-fi absurdity — a movie that proudly defies its own title joke: there was no Surf I. Starring Eddie Deezen, Linda Kerridge, Cleavon Little, and Eric Stoltz, the film follows a group of surfers battling a mad scientist who plans to turn beachgoers into “mutants” through toxic soda. It’s a neon-drenched explosion of 1980s counterculture, new wave aesthetics, and low-budget creativity.
Surf II (1984), directed by Randall Badat, is a wild blend of teen comedy, punk satire, and sci-fi absurdity — a movie that proudly defies its own title joke: there was no Surf I. Starring Eddie Deezen, Linda Kerridge, Cleavon Little, and Eric Stoltz, the film follows a group of surfers battling a mad scientist who plans to turn beachgoers into “mutants” through toxic soda. It’s a neon-drenched explosion of 1980s counterculture, new wave aesthetics, and low-budget creativity.
