Project Power – movie review
An ambitious but unusual take on the superhero/high concept sci-fi genre, Project Power has quickly
Greg King
Greg King has had a life long love of films. He has been reviewing popular films for over 15 years. Since 1994, he has been the film reviewer for BEAT magazine. His reviews have also appeared in the Herald Sun newspaper, S-Press, Stage Whispers, and a number of other magazines, newspapers and web sites. Greg contributes to The Blurb on film
Lowdown Dirty Criminals – movie review
Paul Murphy’s NZ feature Lowdown Dirty Criminals is an enjoyable but somewhat derivative crime-comedy. The
Blood Vessel – movie review
“Dead bodies usually mean something bad…” It’s 1945, towards the send of WWII. The German
Deerskin – movie review
A disturbing and unsettling drama about madness, toxic masculinity and unhealthy obsession, Deerskin (aka Le
A White, White Day – movie review
We get to see very few Scandinavian films outside of film festivals in this country.
Come to Daddy – movie review
More twisted weirdness from New Zealand filmmaker Ant Timpson, best known for his work as
Undertow – movie review
Set in Geelong, Undertow is a psychological drama about grief, loss and toxic masculinity particularly
Motherless Brooklyn – movie review
Brooklyn, 1957. Lionel Essrog (Edward Norton) is a private investigator who suffers from Tourette’s syndrome.
The Invisible Man – movie review
Produced under the auspices of Blumhouse, which specialises in horror, The Invisible Man is a
The Call of the Wild – movie review
A number of recent movies have explored the strong connection between man and dog. Films