TIM HAYES

Portrait of a Drunk 7 July 2020 Art

The 18th-century lush who stumbles around plastered in Portrait of a Drunk inflicting misery and death on everyone he meets is named Guy, so readers

Dreamland, Greed 16 June 2020 Films

Calling a film Dreamland gets your excuse in beforehand for any amount of arch unnatural gurning, but the latest Dreamland (latest of many) already

Tank Girl, Shaky Kane 26 May 2020 Art

Idly re-reading 30 years of Tank Girl comics during a dire pandemic and political meltdown is to watch writer Alan Martin tend his holy flame

Samurai Marathon 15 May 2020 Films

Bernard Rose’s Japanese-language film Samurai Marathon, mentioned previously here after last year’s Edinburgh Film Festival, has turned up on

Masters of British Comic Art, Jamie Hewlett 30 April 2020 Art

At The Comics Journal: a review of David Roach’s Masters of British Comic Art book, which takes up a fair portion of any coffee table it sits on.

Mitchum, So Long Silver Screen, LAAB 8 April 2020 art

For The Comics Journal a review of Mitchum, a new edition of the French anthology by Christian “Blutch” Hincker which arrives now pretty much like a

Bad Boys For Life, 6 Underground, A Hidden Life, Bacurau 30 March 2020 Films

In the April print issue of Sight & Sound some cross words about Bad Boys for Life, a franchise emerging from the freezer after 17 years to chance

Florent Ruppert and Jérôme Mulot 13 March 2020 Art

Bodies in motion with Florent Ruppert and Jérôme Mulot

Assassin Child 6 March 2020 Art

For The Comics Journal a review of Assassin Child, the latest of Tatsunori Tawaraya’s comics to appear in English from Hollow Press, and another of

Color Out Of Space 1 March 2020 Films

For Critics Notebook a look at Color Out of Space, Richard Stanley’s first feature film in 27 years. Since the last one was Dust Devil, still safely