MOVIES: Special Screenings — “Killer Biker Chicks” in Glitter Gulch

   Sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll ... and murder.
   That's the recipe for "Killer Biker Chicks," a made-in-Vegas (and made-in-Dyer) movie screening at 8 p.m. Saturday at The Bunkhouse, 124 S. 11th St.
    The premiere is open to the public. Admission to the bash — which includes a concert by four bands featured in the flick — is $5.
Filmmaker Regan Redding (who wrote, produced, directed and co-stars) describes "Killer Biker Chicks" as a "black comedy" featuring a motley cast of characters, from midgets to transsexuals to a glam band. Throw in dirty cops, an Azerbaijan tourist (played by veteran local actor Rusty Meyers) and you have  "a classic B-movie," Redding promises. Elske McCain, Scarlet Salem, Sara Plotkin, Rose Gorlano, Brenna Lee Roth and Trent Haaga lead the cast.
   Redding, a longtime Las Vegan, plans to follow "Killer Biker Chicks" with "Moonshine Girls," to be filmed in Texas, after which he plans to shoot additional features in Southern Nevada.
   For more information — and a preview of "Killer Biker Chicks" — check out Redding's Redwing Entertainment site at www.redwingentertainment.com.