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        The Atlanta writer/director crafts microbudget drive-in flick &lt;I&gt;Dear God No!&lt;/I&gt;
            by Curt Holman
            &quot;I want to make movies so people can drink beer and throw their cans at the screen,&quot; says James Bickert of his microbudget approach to movies. The Atlanta-based filmmaker behind Troma Entertainment&#039;s 2000 horror film Dumpster Baby pays homage to Southern drive-in fare with Dear God No!, in which the Impalers, a gang of &quot;filthy, degenerate bikers,&quot; encounters a legendary monster.&hellip;
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