How does Peter Cushing's alternative 1960s take on the Doctor, fit in with other interpretations of the character?

Peter Cushing's Doctor Who

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It's another bad/good movie this time, as Arnold Schwarzenegger hunts down the devil in New York at the turn of the millennium. But is the Guns N' Roses song the best thing about it...?

End of Days

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Ray Bradbury's short story A Sound of Thunder introduced us to the expression The Butterfly Effect and the concept of chaos theory (plus it's got DINOSAURS!), and has twice been adapted for the screen (because it's got DINOSAURS!). But did one version stick too closely to the original text, and the other deviate too much? 

The 2005 film

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The first episode of Torchwood to come up as part of our Who Review Extra strand is the exact mid-point of the first series, in a review that is not for the faint-hearted

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J.R. Southall

With: Jim Cameron

Jon Arnold

Matt Barber

After our look at the Dr Phibes movies, a retrospective of some of the rest of their director's work

Robert Fuest

Films under review:

The Final Programme (1973)

The Devil's Rain (1975)

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Mark Donaldson

A reboot for the role-playing franchise's cinematic arm, but is it any good?

This episode presented by: J.R. Southall

With: Matt Barber

Iain and J.R. go looking for the Donald Trump allusions (and find one that's really on the nose) in Andrew Bergman's less than stellar 1996 adaptation of Carl Hiaasen's Striptease - in what becomes the accidental first instalment in a series of reviews of entertainingly underperforming movies

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Our review of the much-delayed (92 years) sequel to Universal Pictures' 1931 Dracula, with Nicolas Cage as the Count and Nicholas Hoult as his long-suffering servant, emerging from under his master's shadow

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Our review of Chris Boucher's short-lived police procedural in space, 1987's Star Cops

A review of the new album by Mary Hopkin in collaboration with her daughter Jessica Lee Morgan

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