Simon Cable (Phillippe) wakes up in hospital after a car crash. He? lost his memory; he think he? been unconscious overnight but his last memory is of the year 2000 and he? shocked when Dr Newman (Rea) tells him it? now 2002. But is it 2002? Or is it 2000? Something? not right in Simon? …
Pitof? Pitof?? What kind of a name is that for a film director? And what kind of a film if CATWOMAN? Well, it? not a great film by any stretch of the iamgination – but it? also not as laughably bad as the Press made out when it slunk into the cinemas last year, lapped …
BUGS saw a brief return in popularity of the action/adventure series so beloved of British television in the 1960s and early 1970s. The brainchild of Brian Clemens (THE AVENGERS) the series threw together three unlikely heroes – big-nosed Beckett (Birdsall), computer whiz Ros (Griffiths) and hunky action man Ed (McLachlan). Together they battled, terrorism, hi-tech …
53 weeks after Warners insanely pulled the plug on Joss Whedon? impeccable BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER spin-off, the fifth and final season of ANGEL arrives in a typically-lavish DVD boxset. It? time to step back into the Buffiverse one last time and remind ourselves just how and why the man Whedon single-handedly reinvented genre television. …
Believe it or not, a few years back I wrote an outline for my perfect DOCTOR WHO story. It was set around Christmas in the 1860?, and involved (among other things) The Doctor meeting Charles Dickens. Well, imagine my delight when I heard about THE UNQUIET DEAD, written by Mark Gatiss, the man who gave …
?antastic!?/i> Three episodes in and twenty-first century DOCTOR WHO is starting to settle quite nicely into its new forty-five minute house-style. In fact – and with no disrespect to the remarkable Russell T Davies, the architect of this exciting new enterprise – Mark Gatiss? splendid script is not only the best episode yet of the …