Review of The Ghoul (2017) by Emma Simmonds for The List — 30 Jul 2017
The Ghoul embraces its low-budget Britishness - it's both dynamic and despondent, while Tunley makes strong use of its London locations as his protagonist pounds the capital's streets in a futile search for existential answers.
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This review of The Ghoul (2017) was written by Emma Simmonds and published by The List on 30 Jul 2017.
The Ghoul has generally received mixed reviews.
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