My Bloody Banjo

A young man becomes manipulated by his imaginary friend to exact revenge on his tormenting co-workers.

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Synopsis

Meet Peltzer Arbuckle, a bullied office employee, humiliated by his megalomaniac boss, teasing colleagues and cheating partner. Stuck in his mundane, nightmarish reality, once news about an embarrassing sexual accident circulates the workplace, Peltzer decides to put up with his misery no more, and conjures up his childhood imaginary friend Ronnie who manipulates him to exact gruesome revenge on his tormenting co-workers. As the body count rises, Peltzer must either run away from his past or take control of his future, battling between sanity and madness in a twisted tale of infidelity, revenge and snapped banjo strings.

2015 • 82 minutes

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Production Notes

Filming Dates:
August 4th, 2014 to September 9th, 2014

Filming Locations:
Barnsley, South Yorkshire, UK
Doncaster, South Yorkshire, UK
Hope Valley, Derbyshire, UK
Rotherham, South Yorkshire, UK
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK

World Premiere:
August 31st, 2015, at Film 4 FrightFest, Vue Cinema in Leicester Sq, London, UK

Production & Festival Title:
Banjo

Behind The Scenes

Film Festival Selections

TromaDance Film Festival

2013

FrightFest London

2015

Bram Stoker International Film Festival

2015

Fright Night Film Fest

2015

Spooky Empire

2015

Cast

James Hamer-Morton: Peltzer Arbuckle
Damian Morter: Ronnie
Dani Thompson: Deetz Montgomery
Vito Trigo: Mr. Sawyer
Clay von Carlowitz: Stiles Rembrandt
Serena Chloe Gardner: Melissa Lee Ray
Laurence R. Harvey: Clyde Toulon
Dan Palmer: Terrance Parker
David Curtis: Mikey Stone
Lloyd Kaufman: Dr. Samuel Weil

Credits

Writer/Director: Liam Regan
Producers: Mark Adams and Candice Redford
Executive Producer: Liam Regan
Editors: Jack Hayes and Damian Morter
Music: Kurt Dirt
Art Director: Mila K

Key Reviews

"(My Bloody) Banjo is a bizarre and unique achievement to be seen as soon as possible; this is one (film) that will set social media alight."

Louise Tooth

"Bold, brilliant and fist-pumpingly offensive, Banjo is a multi-million-volt stun gun to the nutsack of British indie horror, something to wake it from its generation-long slumber of found footage and generic haunted house movies."