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Live Music Review: Khruangbin at Electric Brixton

It means ‘airplane’. Khruangbin are a Texan instrumental funk threesome influenced by the music of…

Book Review: The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

The first book in contemporary fantasy author Holly Black’s The Folk of the Air series…

The Mercy Review

Genre: Biography, Drama Directed by: James Marsh Starring: Rachel Weisz, Colin Firth, David Thewlis, Mark Gatiss For me,…

Will Varley – Spirit of Minnie Review

Will Varley has something that eludes a lot of acoustic singer-songwriters doing the rounds these…

Book Review: The Last Wilderness by Neil Ansell

Neil Ansell has hitchhiked on five continents. He’s crossed the Andes and the Himalayas. He’s…

Book Review: Far From The Tree by Robin Benway

Robin Benway’s Far From the Tree is something special – and something entirely unexpected too.…

A Caribbean Dream DVD Review

It seems a shame that we don’t see more Caribbean adaptions of Shakespeare, as the…

Maltese: The Mafia Detective episode 1 review – an intriguing and different attempt at crime drama

It’s safe to say that Walter Presents has a very solid track record of delivering…

Gloriously Evil: Best Real-Life Villains In Film History

Watching real life stories portrayed on screen is almost more horrifying than completely scripted horror…

Q&A with Final Girls author Riley Sager

Hailed by Stephen King as ‘the first great thriller of 2017’, Riley Sager’s Final Girls…

Altered Carbon Review: A stylish cyberpunk show that’s easy to get lost in

Nobody could accuse Altered Carbon of not giving viewers fair warning of what to expect…

5 new books written by women to read this February

We did it folks. We survived January. Now that the draggiest month of the year…