Review by Doctor Squee (Host of Gallifrey Stands Podcast)
The 8th Doctor (Paul McGann) continues his adventures with Liv (Nicola Walker) and Helen (Hattie Morahan); occasionally battling the Ravenous along with other foes in this second series in this run.
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Following the airing of Doctor Who series 11 episode 2 ‘The Ghost Monument’ and releasing the synopsis for Episodes 3 & 4; we now have details of Episodes 5 & 6.
Episode Five is titled ‘The Tsuranga Conundrum’
The BBC have revealed the synopsis for episodes 3 & 4 of Doctor Who Series 11 ahead of the the airing of Jodie Whittaker’s second episode as the Thirteenth doctor; ‘The Ghost Monument‘
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CreatorVC Studios have recently launched their Kickstarter campaign to fund “THE DEFINITIVE ’80S HORROR DOCUMENTARY”.
For the first time in Horror history, In Search of Darkness will bring together ‘80s horror icons, modern horror greats, and popular horror influencers to create the most complete retrospective documentary of the genre ever made.
Together, they will bring their unique perspectives as we take a nostalgic journey back to revisit the unforgettable heroes, monsters, and movies that thrilled and chilled us.
The campaign launched on October 4th with a goal of £25,000 – this evening (October 5th) the campaign has already generated over £16,000!!!!!!
We caught up with Executive Producer, Robin Block to find out more about Kickstarters hottest campaign.
Review by Doctor Squee (Host of Gallifrey Stands Podcast)
As one of a few celebrations of everything Benny after 20 years on Big Finish; the character that launched their empire, they have assembled some of the best of the creative team behind Benny from over the years to give us two boxsets; set throughout her story… so far!
Review by Doctor Squee (Host of Gallifrey Stands Podcast)
Review by Ian McArdell
Since going out of copyright, there have been a few projects based on H.G. Wells’ novel The War of the Worlds, adding to the extensive catalogue of adaptations already available.
While the most well-known versions might be Orson Welles’ famous 1938 radio play or Spielberg’s Tom Cruise fronted movie, both shifted the location and moved the story to their present day. Slightly more faithful is Jeff Wayne’s musical interpretation, which at least keeps the setting correct – although it has claimed the title and forced this adaptation to be dubbed ‘The Coming of the Martians’; originally the title of the first part of the novel. With a fresh take on the novel by Nick Scovell, who may be known to some for his re-staging of Doctor Who classics, Sherwood Sound Studios’ approach has remained incredibly faithful to the original text; this is a tale of a Martian invasion of the home counties, with the action taking place across Surrey and Hampshire, as well as London.
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Review by Kenton Hall
There are so many Seventh Doctors. From the clowning, malapropism-spitting first season, through to the increasingly sharp and mysterious Seven of Sylvester McCoy’s final two seasons, there has always been much to dissect about the era, not least of which is the happily temporary end of the show in 1989.
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Review by Doctor Squee (Host of Gallifrey Stands Podcast)
Class is back. This time in audio form courtesy of the good folks at Big Finish. 
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Review by Doctor Squee (Host of Gallifrey Stands Podcast)
After last being seen flying into the night sky on a London bus in Doctor Who on TV, Lady Christina (Michelle Ryan) is back in her own series.
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