
Dark Touch review: Carrie on and on
Elegantly atmospheric indie horror drama plumbs typically unseen depths of children’s coping mechanisms in the face of terrible real-life experience.

Elegantly atmospheric indie horror drama plumbs typically unseen depths of children’s coping mechanisms in the face of terrible real-life experience.

But you have to fill out a ballot, by phone or online — by Monday Sep 30 10am BST — for a chance to buy tickets.

I love documentaries like this one, that make you consider a new aspect of a messy, complicated situation that you hadn’t ever thought about before…

Shot from a bus in Shoreditch.

Austenland, allow me to tell you how ardently I loathe and despise you.

Dull and perfunctory, this is a crime thriller that sets itself up as a revenge story but can’t manage to drum up any excitement or suspense, and precious little revenge, either.

Not the Gallifreyan version but the BBC version, the floorplan for shooting “An Unearthly Child” half a century ago tomorrow.

Just in time for the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Oh… goodie?

Spotted outside the Lots Road Pub & Dining Room in Chelsea…

I knew I was going to be quoted, but this is the first time I saw the ad in public. Now, if I can only catch it on the side of a red double-decker bus…