LEVEL UP Review: Faustus McGreeves Invites You To A Suburban Game Of Assassins And Patriots For The Uninitiated
Writer, producer and director Faustus McGreeves’ second feature, Level Up, serves as the kind of niche film that’s more geared toward a small filmgoing audience. Gamers, comic book and anime aficionados who aren’t filmically critical will get a bit of a kick out of McGreeves’ latest humble effort in Level Up, which might be more than can be said for folks otherwise invested. Kicking off with an air of political intrigue followed by a horde of goons chasing an agent with a mysterious package in the form of a nintendo game cartridge, the story eventually introduces Reid, a butcher who coaches basketball prodigy, Zeke (Reagan Hansen), on the side, and currently in the midst of a rough patch with violinist and wife, Harper. McGreeves makes a small appearance in the role of Reid’s neighbor, Randy, visibly troubled by something not so common or well-known. Randy informs Reid that he’ll be […]
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