Remember This
Remember this in the days to come, When uncertainly is the whole of your life, Did I do right? Did I do wrong? Did I make the world in which I live? This world when a knock upon the door, … Continue reading Remember This
Remember this in the days to come, When uncertainly is the whole of your life, Did I do right? Did I do wrong? Did I make the world in which I live? This world when a knock upon the door, … Continue reading Remember This
Warning: Contains Mild Spoilers! How to make Skeleton Crew: take a generous amount of The Goonies, mix in Explorers with a large helping of Disney’s Treasure Planet and… now, what am I missing? Oh yes, add a soupçon of Star … Continue reading Star Wars – Skeleton Crew: Review
When most people think of Thin Lizzy, they imagine them as a four piece. The twin guitar sound of Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson/Gary Moore/Snowy White/John Sykes (delete as applicable) was such a part of Thin Lizzy in their pomp … Continue reading Thin Lizzy – Acoustic Sessions: Review
In the first volume The Return of the Daleks, we had seen the back-up strips to the end of Doctor Who Weekly and the beginning of Doctor Who Monthly. They could have made these two volumes ‘The Weekly Years’ and … Continue reading ‘Black Sun Rising – The Complete Doctor Who Back-Up Tales Volume 2’ by David Lloyd, Steve Moore, Paul Neary, John Stokes etc.: Review
Warning: Contains Minor Spoilers! Christopher Priest sadly passed away almost a year ago as I write this, but I’ve only now finished reading his final novel Airside. This is not entirely due to any laxity on my part; I’ve been … Continue reading ‘Airside’ by Christopher Priest: Review
Warning: Contains Spoilers! Since The Christmas Invasion aired way back in 2005, the Doctor Who Christmas Special has been a regular – but divisive – addition to the Yuletide TV schedules. To be brutally honest, very few of them stand … Continue reading Doctor Who – Joy to the World: Review
“Star Wars – An Adaptation for Radio in 13 parts, based on characters and situations created by George Lucas.” That’s how it started. Or at least that was how it started when the BBC broadcast it in 1981. The narration … Continue reading Rogues, Rebels and Robots: The Star Wars Radio Serial Revisited
As impressive as they appear to be, I’m not a religious purchaser of the Panini collections of Doctor Who comic strips. To be brutally frank, none of them after the Seventh Doctor run has really grabbed my attention; I haven’t … Continue reading ‘The Return of the Daleks – The Complete Doctor Who Back-Up Tales Volume 1’ by Steve Dillon, David Lloyd, Steve Moore & Paul Neary: Review
Warning: Contains Minor Spoilers! I’m a huge fan of Mad Max, which is odd because, on the whole, I’ve no particular interest in either cars or homoeroticism. Yet, there’s something about George Miller’s gloriously off-kilter depiction of post-apocalyptic Australia (and … Continue reading Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga: Review