Netflix’s Trust Me exposes the banal truth about cults
Netflix’s Trust Me: The False Prophet exposes the terrifying truth about cults: not charismatic leaders, but ordinary people surrendering conscience.
The dark secret hidden in Hockney’s most famous painting
David Hockney’s sunlit masterpiece looks like an image of beauty and freedom. But look beyond the dazzling colours and something much darker emerges.
Review – This Is Not About Me, soft play and harsh truths
Inventive staging and meta storytelling charm, but repetition and structural looseness occasionally blunt the emotional impact.
Review – ROI dissects tech ambition and moral cost
A slick Hampstead premiere probes venture capital, medical breakthroughs and the uneasy line between profit and purpose in a swift tale packed with ideas.
Review – It Walks Around The House At Night, with cinematic flair
Tim Foley’s haunted-house puzzle becomes a thrilling one-man fright fest, with George Naylor gripping throughout the clever theatrical trickery.