Bicycle Day

Wow..... I need to peel myself off the ceiling! I wasn't expecting that!

If you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise. Being a northern girl I really appreciated the introductory scenes of typical northern life and banter and found it all somewhat comforting. But not for long. I was soon unsettled and anxious of what was to come and it was certainly tense.

As the dark and emotional, drug fuelled plot began to unravel my nails dug deeper and deeper into the palms of my hands and the adrenaline was pumping hard.

The acting is top class with a terrific performance from Paul Collin- Thomas. I was captivated throughout and taken aback at how gritty and true to life some of the scenes were. Very clever camera work and resourcefulness make it so hard to believe that this was completed with less than a £100 budget.

I am very, very excited to see what else is to come from Damian Morter and I urge anybody and everybody to watch Bicycle Day - if you dare!

What an outstanding film!

It had me gripped from beginning to end. A very clever and unexpected story line, strong actors, fantastic camera work and a great twist left me absolutely hooked.

It is dark, twisted, weird but believable, intense, gruesome and I can not recommend it enough!

Damian Morter has shown how multi skilled he is by being the writer, director, editor and the main actor in this film and has shown incredible talent by not only doing all these things but by doing them to an incredibly high standard. All actors suited their roles perfectly and were very natural. Even thought the plot gets crazy at times, it was still believable and this is what makes it so gripping.

Any chance of a sequel??

Bicycle Day is a brilliant movie with dark and scary tones. Viewing a trip in the woods through the LSD drugged individuals is a unique slant on this kind of genre.

Damian Morter is not only a remarkable director but also a very entertaining actor. Seeing his character develop throughout the film was very enjoyable. Not only that, but you can't help connecting with the characters because of their humour and weaknesses.

With the sudden surge of releases in this genre it can be hard to find something that rises above the rest and provides the viewer with an enjoyable experience, but luckily Bicycle Day is one of those few films.

With plenty of blood, swearing and thrills this is a must for anybody who enjoys this genre or is a fan of indie films.

Well done Damian Morter (& crew)!

I was lucky enough to meet up with Damian Morter not long back. Although I had seen the trailer I had no idea of what the whole plot was for his movie Bicycle Day. I loved the trailer so when I was given the opportunity to watch the whole thing I jumped at the chance.

Its difficult to describe the movie any more than what has already been released publicly by Safehouse Pictures without giving too much away but what I can say is I was not disappointed. This movie is gripping stuff and at times very shocking and its easy to forget that it is a very low budget independent film because you really do want to know what happens next. Never a dull moment.

Check this film out. I was lucky enough to watch this as an outsider and I'm more than certain that Damian Morter is a name we'll be hearing much more of in the future.

Don't take my word for it, see it for yourself!

I was lucky enough to be invited to take pictures for the screening and can say it's a gripping story and fantastically shot, the acting is definitely top class. Watch out for this director and the actors, they're coming up. Can't wait to be able to buy it, it's definitely one for the movie nights.

I don't want to give too much away so I'll just say that when you think you know what's going to happen, the story turns you round 180 and your right back guessing, the acting from all characters is good enough for any big box-office smash so keep your eyes peeled, I'd love to see more of them. Great story, perfectly directed, brilliantly shot. Don't just take my word, buy it when it's out. I know I'll be first in line!