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The Wych Elm (Tana French) – book review

The Wych Elm is one of those releases that I’ve had circling in my library pile for ages and keep…

Can You See Her (S.E. Lynes) – book review

Not a new concept but so unacknowledged!  Yes, the middle aged woman is pretty much invisible.  If you're over 40…

New music round-up

Our selection of the best new music across a range of genres from the week ending 8 May 2020. That’s…

Butt Boy – movie review

The starting point for the truly horrible Butt Boy is a guy in a bad marriage who enjoys inserting objects…

Call me God (Jim & Tim Clemente) – audio review

In October 2002, the US districts of Maryland, Colombia and Virginia were under attack.  Driveby sniper shootings were occurring in…

The Willoughbys (Netflix) – movie review

We find suggestions of child abuse abhorrent; but it wasn't always so. Traditional fairy tales (like those of the Brothers…

The Titan (Netflix) – movie review

Netflix has a whole host of films with interesting premises and solid performers that well suit the streaming platforms rather…

Hearts and Bones – movie review

A photographer who suffers from PTSD befriends a hardworking Sudanese man with a secret traumatic past. Hearts and Bones is…

Deadwater Fell (FOXTEL on Demand) – streaming review

Deadwater Fell doesn’t mess about, introducing us to a charming village full of adorable villagers right before polishing four of…

If It Bleeds (Stephen King) – book review

When reviewing a new Stephen King book, you can only really compare such rich work to that of his own.…