Saltburn – movie review
Saltburn is a dark thriller about obsession, power, privilege, and a desperate desire to belong.
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
Freelance – movie review
Freelance is a disposable action-comedy from French filmmaker Pierre Morel, best known for putting Liam
Caravaggio’s Shadow – movie review
The lavish Italian/French co-production Caravaggio’s Shadow by actor-director Michele Placido looks at the final years
The Dive – movie review
Another formulaic survival story, The Dive is a remake of the little-seen 2020 Norwegian drama
Shayda – movie review
The powerful Australian produced and shot drama Shayda is set in suburban Australia in 1995
Lie With Me – movie review
In Olivier Peyon’s Lie With Me, noted author Stephane Belcourt (Guillaume de Tonquédec) returns to
Scrapper – movie review
The charming if rough-edged coming-of-age drama Scrapper taps into that unique British genre – the
Last Film Show – movie review
The charming Last Film Show centres around Samay (Bhavin Rabari), a cheeky and intelligent 9-year-old
Everybody Loves Jeanne – movie review
Although the title of the French/Portuguese co-production Everybody Loves Jeanne may remind many of the
Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story – movie review
Ego focusses on the impact and legacy of Michael Gudinski through his five-decade involvement in