Roller Squad

This is really something else, the skating scenes in the street feel so real and raw, it's totally different from the usual formatted stunt.

Imperfect but authentic, and the four lead actors are lovely, especially "Sophie" played by Amy Newton!

Definitely had potential but poor acting and bad story build up had this movie crashing in the end.

Low Budget and really unique idea. The script is super cool how the director link all the stories and races.

The movie is not a Hollywood movie so please do not expect explosions, incredible action with green Croma and a story with detailed characters and past.

Something different to add to our cine and to improve the skating scene and motivate healthy habits.

The premise of this film is quite intriguing. Roller Skater hunt a serial killer through the streets of London.

It really kicks off full speed, and gives us a feeling of a potentially quit dark and scary film. But quickly the comedy kicks in, and we discover that it won't be all grit and speed only.

Let's make it clear, this is an indie film, with a low budget production.

If you're expecting Fast & Furious on rollerblade, you won't get it, this really has an indie film and the stunts seem quite real.

It quite entertaining and fun to watch, I thought it was original and well done. The main actors are all quite good. Obviously some of the fast skaters are not professional actors, but they're all doing well in their role. So yeah, fun and distracting, recommended :)

I really enjoyed watching this, and am amazed to see that the skaters did their own stunts. It even seems that one of them didn't expect to fall down at some stage.

The story is basic but fine, it's all about catching a killer who is to fast for the police. Some kind of vigilante tribe on wheels.

The four leads are really good, Amy Newton in particular as "Sophie".

I just gave it 6 stars because it's not a big budget action film, don't expect explosion and car crashes, it all seems done with an indie production.

But it works and I think about it every time I see a skater now :)