Bicycle Day

I had no idea what to expect when I sat down to watch Bicycle Day. I was not expecting to be gripped for the next hour and twenty minutes right until the credits rolled. The dialogue, characters and FX left me thoroughly entertained. The sound and soundtrack were exceptional. The fact that there was a £90 budget is testament to what has been achieved here. This film holds it own with the Shallow Graves of this world and I must say I was throughly impressed.

This is the classic story of the lads weekend gone horribly wrong. The plot snakes and delivers a well put together story and plenty of drug induced action and a body count. It delivers what it promises and you will not be disappointed.

The rise of the independent film has been underlined the achievements of people like Damian Morter in this film. If anything a film like this should act as an inspiration to the many film makers out there.

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)!

Bicycle Day by Damian Morter contains the type of content that would usually loose my attention in a short space of time.

However this was not the case, in fact being the exact opposite, it had me captivated throughout.

The story is built at a slowly escalating pace without any irrelevant side plots or yawning voids.

A truly professional piece of work throughout, an excellently crafted story line, good cast, well acted, intelligent camera work and an atmospheric sound track.

Be prepared to be impressed.

Hats off to Damian Morter and the whole team. Watch this space.

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!

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!