Films | April 5, 2019
Review: The Sisters Brothers
The Sisters Brothers is so entrenched in the look and feel and smell of 1851 America that it’s lik (...Read More)
Food | March 28, 2019
Review: Din Tai Fung
Eight years of writing restaurant reviews has not yet propelled me to culinary stardom. Nobody has a (...Read More)
Films | March 14, 2019
Review: Under the Silver Lake
David Robert Mitchell’s 2014 teen horror It Follows is up there with Jordan Peele’s Get Out as o (...Read More)
Culture | March 14, 2019
Review: Betrayal
It’s been a hell of a year for Harold Pinter fans. Over seven productions, director Jamie Lloyd re (...Read More)
Culture | March 14, 2019
Review: Alys, Always
Alys, Always is an unabashed crowd-pleaser, a gripping, pulpy thriller in the mould of Gone Girl or (...Read More)
Films | March 7, 2019
Review: Captain Marvel
It seems almost unbelievable that it’s taken Marvel 20 movies to feature a female lead, especially (...Read More)
Games | March 6, 2019
Review: Metro Exodus
Nobody glorifies misery quite like the Russians. Across centuries of literature, poetry and music, s (...Read More)
Culture | March 1, 2019
Review: Dorothea Tanning
Walking through the Tate Modern’s latest show is like revisiting a barely remembered dream: famil (...Read More)