Frankenstein Created Bikers

Frankenstein Created Bikers is an enthralling 2016 horror exploitation film directed by James Bickert and starring a talented ensemble cast that includes Jett Bryant, Laurence R. Harvey, and Tristan Risk. This film is a sequel to the 2011 feature "Dear God No!" and continues the thrilling, roller-coaster ride of its predecessor with more shock and awe.

Set in the backdrop of the sultry, sweaty underbelly of the American South, the film expertly combines elements of the horror and grindhouse genres to create a movie experience that is utterly unique and enthralling. The movie leaves no stone unturned in its exploration of intense gore, brutality, and effects that aptly pay homage to the vintage grindhouse era of the 70s.

In the film, Jett Bryant plays the lead role of Tomcat, a member of the outlaw motorcycle gang known as The Impalers. Tomcat's world is filled with chaos, with motorcycle revving through the dirt roads and leaving dust and havoc in their wake. On the other side, the impressive Laurence R. Harvey brings to life the eerily sinister character of Dr. Marco and Tristan Risk illuminates the screen with her portrayal of the beautiful yet dangerous Val.

After a showdown with a rival gang that spirals out of control, The Impalers narrowly escape death. However, their survival comes at a cost. They find themselves ensnared in the hands of Dr. Marco, a brilliantly mad scientist with deranged dreams of creating a new world order. He resurrects The Impalers, morphing them into blood-thirsty monsters with an insatiable lust for chaos, using an experimental serum that has horrifying side effects.

Meanwhile, Val, a burlesque dancer, entangles herself in this chaos as she tries to hide her true identity, and secrets begin to unravel around her. As the story evolves, law enforcement agencies, rival gang members, and unknowing town residents are drawn into the whirlwind of insanity.

Frankenstein Created Bikers successfully mashes up various elements from different genres like horror, action, and exploitation films. It creates a world painted in vivid shades of bold red and rusty brown and offers up a smorgasbord of uncensored violence, intense action, and an exciting storyline that pays tribute to grindhouse cinema. The film barrels ahead with non-stop scenes of bikers, bullets, and blood; a veritable cataclysm of mayhem.

Director James Bickert's vision is captivatingly brought to life by the phenomenal cinematography of Jonathan Hilton. The film's storytelling feels like an audacious throwback to the 70s, interweaving seedy underground culture combined with intense gore and heavy-hitting action sequences. The scenic backdrop of the American South provides a kind of raw charm that further intensifies the thrill.

Furthermore, the film boasts an impressive cast, which features Madeline Brumby, Gia Nova, and Paul McComiskey, who each add depth and dynamics to their respective roles. Each character is robust and multifaceted, inviting viewers into their chaotic world, riddled with hasty decisions, heated encounters and the intoxicating rush of living life on the edge.

The soundtrack by Richard Davis, Shane Morton, and The Forty-Fives, pulsates with raw energy that perfectly matches the tone of the film. The synergy that exists between the cinematography and the music evokes a balance of gruesome horror, action-packed sequences, seedy underbelly undertones, and mind-boggling plot twists.

Frankenstein Created Bikers is not a film for the faint-hearted or the casual viewer. It is an unapologetic ode to the grindhouse genre, a violent ballet of madness and mayhem that equally offers a delectably raw viewing experience. The fusion of action, horror, and exploitation presented in this film, while maintaining an atmospheric narrative, makes it irresistible to fans who appreciate the grindhouse comeback.

In conclusion, if you're an aficionado of retro style cinema and are in search of a film that transports you back to the era of grindhouse classics, but with a modern twist, then Frankenstein Created Bikers is the film to add to your must-watch list. Light up the screen, sit back, and let this vintage yet fresh grindhouse spectacle consume your senses.