‘Black Archive #62: Kinda’
❉ Obverse Books’ latest Black Archive is one of its most detailed accounts of a Doctor Who story’s production journey, writes Don Klees.
❉ Obverse Books’ latest Black Archive is one of its most detailed accounts of a Doctor Who story’s production journey, writes Don Klees.
❉ Was the ghost story all M.R. James fans wanted to see a case of being careful what you wish for?
❉ Robert Fairclough delivers his verdict on Jodie Whittaker’s tenure and its reception.
❉ Si Hart is back on the beat, reviewing Oliver Crocker’s second volume bringing Sun Hill to book.
❉ This series is both of its time and ahead of it, writes Andrew Creak, while also being unapologetically happy, camp and very, very gay.
❉ In December, Arrow Present Yuletide Slashers, Curses, Kubrick, Showgirls and more!
❉ Excels in its sections about the background of Paradise Towers and its reception both when broadcast and since, writes Don Klees.
❉ Four terrific tales come to Blu-ray newly remastered from original film materials with a selection of new and archive extras.
❉ Happy day! Sidney Sager’s soundtrack to HTV’s 1977 cult classic has been released by Trunk Records. The Bowling Green’s Micko Westmoreland explores what lies beneath…
❉ Andy Davidson’s extensive guide to the 1970s sci-fi teen series breaks out in a newly revised and updated form.
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