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Silver Nitrate by Silvia Moreno-Garcia review: Menacing and magical happenings made believable

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Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott review: A slow-burning thriller that explodes into horror

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Blur live at the BBC’s Radio Theatre: An up-close communion with a shared past

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The Bookbinder of Jericho by Pip Williams review: Women in the shadow of war

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The Black Eden by Richard T Kelly review: A story of Scotland’s black gold rush

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Pulp at TRNSMT, Glasgow: Class anger made transcendent

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Okay Days by Jenny Mustard review: Romance as though Sally Rooney didn’t happen

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Bellies by Nicola Dinan review: Compelling and compassionate trans romance

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Is Mission: Impossible on Cruise control?

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Lákíríboto by Ayodele Olofintuade review: Amidst all the death, we celebrate life

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A Little Luck by Claudia Piñeiro review: Moments of hope in the dark

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Punch a Nazi: The morally certain joy of Indiana Jones, from Raiders to the Dial of Destiny

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Summer songs 2023: Anthems to soundtrack sunny days

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Chrysalis review: A fascinating look at narcissism in the modern world

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Termush review: A rediscovered dystopian masterpiece

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Peter Crouch: ‘It felt like the whole world was ridiculing me’

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The Wicker Man at 50: Woozy, semi-surreal and hugely influential

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This Is Not Miami by Fernanda Melchor review: Tragic happenings become urban legend

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Patterflash by Adam Lowe review: Acrobatic and winking poems of queer life

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Banksy: Cut & Run is the closest we’ve come to seeing behind his mask

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