When the blood begins to flow, who will be left to scream. Ohh boy, this looks frickin' crazy! I'm not sure where this came from, but Bloody-Disgusting has posted the trailer and poster, designed by ...
James Bickert is an American filmmaker known for his work in exploitation and grindhouse cinema. He directed Dear God No! (2011) and its sequel, Frankenstein Created Bikers (2016), both of which pay ...
Atlanta writer-director James Bickert took a decidedly retro approach to creating his award-winning indie horror flick “Dear God No!” Shot on 16mm film, the 2011 movie offers a grindhouse aesthetic ...
When Drive-Invasion, Atlanta’s annual outdoor B-movie/rock ’n’ roll hootenanny, appeared to be fading away like vintage film stock, James Bickert simply wasn’t having it. Bickert, a local filmmaker ...
James Bickert is a filmmaker keeping the spirit of authentic Grindhouse-era exploitation alive and well in the modern era. His flicks might be dirty, sleazy and nasty, but they’re also fun, full of ...
We’ve got a scoop for you this morning! The sequel to Big World Pictures’ Dear God No!, entitled Frankenstein Created Bikers, has some announcements to make, the biggest of which involves the addition ...
A premature crack baby abandoned in an inner city dumpster embarks on a surreal journey through a landscape of urban decay in directors James Bickert and Randy Hills. Left for dead and doomed to die, ...
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