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Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit What Happened to Carlotta by James Hannaham: Utterly alive

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Christmas adverts seem like a cry for help this year

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1000 Coils of Fear by Olivia Wenzel: Is a novel the best format for this story?

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Identitti review: A highly original take on the perils of idolising your heroes

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Seven Empty Houses review: Dread sneaks like a cursed gift through its pages

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Aftersun: Charlotte Wells captures the fragmentation of memory and loss

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Wednesday review: Can the Addams Family free Tim Burton?

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Limberlost review: What nature can teach a boy about a man

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These are Bruce Springsteen’s 5 essential political albums

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Aldi’s Next Big Thing: A stressful behind-the-scenes look at the supermarket chain

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The Crown: Does season 5 go too far in dramatising Royal Family trauma?

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The Book Of The Most Precious Substance review: Glorious supernatural weirdness abounds

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Glass Onion review: Less intricate than Knives Out but way more fun

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The Passenger and Stella Maris reviews: Cormac McCarthy duo offer insight but fall short on plot

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The Wonder: Florence Pugh nourishes the soul as a nurse in 19th-century Ireland

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X by Davey Davis review: A lesson in depravity to cleanse the soul

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This is What it Sounds Like by Susan Rogers & Ogi Ogas review: Sound and visionary thinking

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Motherthing review: A little horror for Halloween

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Fever by Jonathan Bazzi review: Eye-opening memoir, not-so-good novel

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Decision to Leave: A romantic tale of death and deceit

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