Killer Biker Chicks

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Audience Member In Killer Biker Chicks, a gang of sexy, ruthless, um, killer biker chicks, run a gas station, restuarant, bar, and club where they deal with everyday people like dim-witted corrupt cops, crappy glam rockers, male biker gangs, random out of towners, drug dealers, etc etc. whom they usually meet with violence or titty flashing. The cast features an array of up and coming Scream Queen starlets like Elske McCain (Jessika Rabid), Scarlet Salem (Strip Club Slasher), Brenna Roth (Hell Town), as well as other familiar names in the horror community like Trent Haaga and Ted V. Mikels. The film is directed by relative newcomer Regan Redding, who also appears in the film as one of the corrupt cops. Redding's direction comes off as a cross between Oliver Stone and Rob Zombie, with of course nods to the world of Grindhouse/Exploitation style movies. Unfortunately, this trait doesn't work too well as the movie comes off as overly sloppy, hard to follow at times, and horridly cheap. The majority of women throughout this film give us brief shots of their well-kept tits, however, the nudity and violence level for this sort of film is severely lacking and somewhat disappointing. That's not to say this film has its comical and fun moments, but unfortunately, they are too far between each other. Aside from a lack of nudity and violence, this film DOESN'T lack music, which pounds you in the head consistently throughout the film, sometimes much, much louder than what's going on in the movie. There's even breaks from the film for musical performances, which I normally enjoy, but sadly not this time. Some of the music is alright, but the majority of it came off as more annoying. Aside from a couple of small, fun moments, and nice looks at all of the purdy ladies, Killer Biker Chicks was somewhat of a disappointment. Rated 2.5/5 Stars •  Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/21/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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