Northville Cemetery Massacre (1976)

An American crime directed by William Dear and Thomas L. Dyke.
A group of motorcyclists are passing through a town and hold a wedding on a farm. A young couple go to the barn to have sex. When cops show up, the bikers leave. The cops find the couple and rape the girl, who is the daughter of a town politician. The cop tells the father that the bikers raped his daughter and conflict begins.
This is a keeper. The plot held my interest well with lots of violence and bikers on the road. I was cheering for the bikers and hating the cops the whole time. The head cop has a douche bag face and was cast well. I also liked the casting of the young couple. Video was grainy and gritty, but properly exposed and used plenty of creative camera angles. Some of the editing was just a little off though. The audio was full of '70s psychedelic rock, but the dialogue was mixed too low. Overall, an extremely memorable film. I rate this good. Watch it!!!

Harry and the Hendersons (1987)

A comedy by William Dear, starring John Lithgow.
A family hits a Bigfoot on their way home from vacation. Thinking that he is dead, they tie him to the top of their car and take him home. The Bigfoot then recovers and the father finds him in the kitchen.
More '80s cheese. I believe I'm getting tired of reviewing these films, because sentimental value only counts for so much on a film blog. I like John Lithgow's as an actor. He's the old guy from the TV show, 3rd Rock from the Sun. Well, I'm rating it adequate because there's nothing left to write.