In director by Richard Eyre’s Allelujah, the Bethlehem is a small geriatric hospital in Yorkshire and its various wards are…

I don’t quite know what to make of Mafia Mamma. This is the new film from Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight) and…

It’s been fifty years since the horror classic The Exorcist hit screens and scared the bejesus out of audiences. Since…

The first book of Spanish author Juan Gómez-Jurado’s crime thriller trilogy, Red Queen (translated by Nick Caistor) demonstrates (if it…

Having closely watched all 75 minutes of Pear-Shaped, I remain utterly confused about what I just saw. It is a semi-autobiographical…

Rolling Thunder Vietnam is a deeply emotional, richly rewarding musical and narrative experience that takes you to the heart of…

Basketball is huge in America; and Air Jordan shoes are now synonymous with it. Of course, that wasn’t always the…

The quirky dramedy Linoleum concerns a decent man of science who always wanted to be an astronaut. That man is…

Brilliantly performed by Justine Clarke who, as the 27th Australian Prime Minister, displays determination, indignance and frustration, I would suggest…

True crime and true crime podcasts are having a moment, not only in the real world but also in fiction.…