
Citadel review
A familiar story of sinister creature frights and psychological horror gets a little boost from a gloomy mood of urban decay and isolation.

A familiar story of sinister creature frights and psychological horror gets a little boost from a gloomy mood of urban decay and isolation.

Mashes a heightened sense of the absurd rather awkwardly up against arty pastoral, and the mock-seriousness of the endeavor comes across as unpleasantly snide.

This will probably disappear since it’s not an authorized upload, which is why the quality isn’t great, so watch quick…

I knew this is a musical, and I still wasn’t expecting soldiers to start singing in the middle of the street.

Writer Charlie Higson and I agree that kung fu movies are a bit crap…

More from the NFL on Regent Street event yesterday…
Would love to meet any readers who might be in the vicinity…

Today the NFL shut down London’s famous Regent Street for an event to promote its upcoming International Series.

Seeing Stonehenge at sunrise — twice — has been one of the most memorable experiences of my life…

Lunch today, from the Real Food Festival at Southbank…