In a 2007 interview, Scream franchise director Wes Craven said, ‘Horror is very close to comedy. It’s a lot of talking about the forbidden in a way that is entertaining and the timing is very similar.’
If you’ve recently seen E4’s comedy drama, Beaver Falls – which looks like Ibsen compared to this – you’ll know the drill.
Stand By Me is perhaps one of the best coming-of-age movies of all time.
BBC America have released a brand new promotional poster for the upcoming second half of Doctor Who‘s current series.
Warning: this episode does not feature either Bill Pullman or Lauren Ambrose. As their antics have been some of the most entertaining aspects of the series so far, this results in the sixth instalment falling somewhat short of interest.
‘Torchwood located,’ C. Thomas Howell’s nameless assassin announces at the beginning of ‘Escape to L.A.’ – and although, of course, he’s talking about the newly-formed team, he could equally be referring to the show itself.
The Arthurian legend is retold once again in the Starz series Camelot. Taking its cue from other recent dramatic reinterpretations of historical tales and myths, this is a dark and gritty version of the legend.
Tracy-Ann Oberman has revealed that she would be “over the moon” to reprise her Doctor Who character Yvonne Hartman in a flashback episode of Torchwood.
Former Doctor Who guest star Tracy-Ann Oberman has revealed that she gets “mistaken for Alex Kingston all the time”.
Actress Tracy-Ann Oberman (EastEnders, Doctor Who) takes part in this Sunday’s episode of ITV1’s Born To Shine to raise money for Save The Children. We caught up with Tracy-Ann to find out more…