This is the special review of Dear God No by James Bickert, his love of 70's grindhouse films of that era came through extra vivid in this piece.  I being born in 1970 never have seen any of those types of films till later in life, this film came across to me like it was made in that bygone era.  from the soundtrack music, to the film they used, to the brutality of the movie itself, everything was on target.  It was all about a group of bikers, some were family, who wanted nothing more than a good time, which included girls, guns, and dinking a lot.  There was violence everywhere from family feuds, to discarding the women they woke up next to, and of course the police.  This movie felt so old it deserves to be seen.  I must say never seeing one in a seedy theater disappoints me now.  But alas with the likes of Bickert and his passion only makes me more excited to see his latest, the award winning Frankenstein Created Bikers, which earned him a filmmaker of the year award also.  Frankenstein comes out on Valentines Day and is sure to warm the heart of your sweetie.

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Thanks again Steve