The sequel to Dear God No takes the insanity of that film and goes beyond the limit to create a movie that pretty much takes every taboo and shoves it in your face to smell and taste it. It's not for everyone - neither was the first film - but it's an absolute thrill for those who are ready for it.
Jett has been resurrected from beyond the grave, but is now addicted to the substance that brought him and his gang back. Now, they're forced to capture cryptids and be the errand boys for the Nazi scientists that hold the keys to keeping them all alive. Now, with every gang in the world - including Val, a one-eyed mankiller played by Tristan Risk - after him, as well as bounty hunters, a chainsaw-wielding priest, rival gangs and topless masked exotic dancers - nobody is getting out alive.
This goes a bit too long at 2 hours and 5 minutes, but that's really my only complaint. There's something here to excite and offend everyone, sometimes at the same time. And hey - Darcy the Mail Girl dances on stage at one point.
There's enough in here for about ten movies, so if they ever make a third one, I have no idea what's next. I enjoyed the journey that all of the gang took on this one, but this definitely feels like the end. Then again, they all got killed last time, too, as must happen in all good biker movies. No matter what happens, if there is a sequel, I'll definitely be there for it. Probably drinking beer the whole time again, too.
After all, the world needs more perverted biker movies filled with drugs, mutilation, nudity, sex, gore, Bigfoot and one-eyed murder machines, right?
Jett has been resurrected from beyond the grave, but is now addicted to the substance that brought him and his gang back. Now, they're forced to capture cryptids and be the errand boys for the Nazi scientists that hold the keys to keeping them all alive. Now, with every gang in the world - including Val, a one-eyed mankiller played by Tristan Risk - after him, as well as bounty hunters, a chainsaw-wielding priest, rival gangs and topless masked exotic dancers - nobody is getting out alive.
This goes a bit too long at 2 hours and 5 minutes, but that's really my only complaint. There's something here to excite and offend everyone, sometimes at the same time. And hey - Darcy the Mail Girl dances on stage at one point.
There's enough in here for about ten movies, so if they ever make a third one, I have no idea what's next. I enjoyed the journey that all of the gang took on this one, but this definitely feels like the end. Then again, they all got killed last time, too, as must happen in all good biker movies. No matter what happens, if there is a sequel, I'll definitely be there for it. Probably drinking beer the whole time again, too.
After all, the world needs more perverted biker movies filled with drugs, mutilation, nudity, sex, gore, Bigfoot and one-eyed murder machines, right?