For want of a less tenuous way to link some of this month’s films, let’s call this first of two June horror blogs Part I of a two-parter focusing on the faded careers of once-stellar individuals now slumming it at the lower end of the Hollywood scale.
‘Last of the Gaderene’ represents the Third Doctor adventure in BBC Books’ Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Collection. Written by Mark Gatiss in 2000, before his career as a screenwriter for the new series, it remains his most recent Who story in prose.
Jason Isaacs returns to BBC One this month as complex and compulsive private detective Jackson Brodie in a second series of crime drama Case Histories.
Here we take a look at some of the most memorable Cybermen appearances.
Matt Smith returns as the Eleventh Doctor for a series of brand new Doctor Who adventures.
Yesterday we attended the BFI’s screening of classic Doctor Who story ‘The Caves of Androzani’.
Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman’s new Doctor Who adventures continue next weekend with ‘Nightmare in Silver’, written by Neil Gaiman.
Set in South East London, E4’s new comedy drama Youngers follows a group of friends trying to negotiate their way through teenage life in a world that’s more about swagger than straight As. Episode 1: “South’s Finest – Part One” Wednesday 20 March 2013, 7.30pm Its GCSE results day for best friends Jay and … >
The Victorian Era (1837 to 1901, date fans) often receives a visit from the Doctor. There is much for the Time Lord here, with his beloved author Charles Dickens at work, as well as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
With sombre opening music and shots slowly panning over a body we are introduced to writer/director Joe Aherne’s rather serious take on vampires.