Jay Elwes

Startlingly sadistic: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, by Quentin Tarantino, reviewed

Tarantino’s novel version of his ninth feature film tells a good story, but the language describing women is truly shocking

Quentin Tarantino. Credit: Getty Images
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  • Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

    Quentin Tarantino

    Weidenfeld & Nicolson, pp. 400, £8

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