Doctor Who: The Name of The Doctor – review
This review contains spoilers. It’s been a long time coming but Doctor Who Series 7 is finally coming to a conclusion. Conclusion is perhaps the wrong word as it implies an ending or even the implication of More...
Doctor Who: Nightmare In Silver – review
This review contains spoilers. The hit and miss nature of the this season of Doctor Who continues by providing the viewers with a story that provides in a microcosm, the problems and brilliance that this series More...
Doctor Who – Journey to the Centre of the Tardis (Stephen Thompson)
This review contains spoilers. Series 7 of Doctor Who has a very clear change in direction to the previous seasons. The emphasis changing from a multitude of different styles and forms to a deliberate set of rigid More...
Doctor Who: Hide – review
This review contains spoilers Even from the thirty second trailer of ‘Hide’ shown at the end of last week’s ‘Cold War‘, it was pretty clear that a number of influences were going to be More...
Doctor Who: Cold War – review
This review contains spoilers. In its 50th anniversary year, it’s not surprising that more and more classic villains are making a return to the current series of Doctor Who. It was a tactic employed during More...
Doctor Who: The Rings of Akhaten – review
This review contains spoilers. It’s not very often that a story in the modern version of Doctor Who falls at almost all of the hurdles it has set itself. It’s almost impossible to believe that a story, with More...
Doctor Who: The Bells of Saint John – review
This review contains spoilers. It’s been a while since The Doctor has been on screen really. Seeing him in a consecutive episode next Saturday will seem like an absurd pleasure after the season shuffle of this More...
Doctor Who: The Snowmen – review
This review contains spoilers. For the first time since the series returned, this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special is stuck right in the middle of a season; playing a pivotal role in the series’ narrative. ’The More...
Classic DVD of the week – Blow-Up (Michelangelo Antonioni)
The swinging sixties produced a number of things. Its music, film, television and art are defined as being from that period by their eccentricities, bold colours and hippy counter-culture mentality. When looking More...
Classic DVD Of The Week – Heart of Glass (Werner Herzog)
There’s a mist descending on the small Bavarian village as chaos threatens to impede progress when a traditional secret is lost with the death of its proprietor. This description could be a muddy folk horror More...