Author William Old

William Old reviews Scott Barber’s documentary featuring the story of the world’s sickest band, GWAR

William Old reviews the Count Yorga Collection on double disc Limited Edition Blu-Ray. Directed by Bob Kelljan, comprising of Count Yorga, Vampire and The Return of Count Yorga.

William J. Old reviews Keith Barnfather's The Doctors – The Pat Troughton Years Behind the Scenes Vol. 2, containing over six hours of interviews with those involved in the Pat Troughton era of Doctor Who.

Keith Barnfather's The Doctors: The Peter Davison Years - Behind the Scenes, containing over five hours of interviews with those involved in the Peter Davison era of Doctor Who.

William J. Old reviews Keith Barnfather's first instalment in a new documentary series, ‘Doctor on Display‘ This new series from Reeltime Pictures tells the stories behind Doctor Who exhibitions.

William Old reviews Nigel Askew's documentary covering Joe Corré's burning of an estimated £5M worth of punk memorabilia protesting the commodification of punk.

William J.Old reviews Keith Barnfather's collection of interviews, in The Doctors series, this time covering The Jon Pertwee Years: Behind the Scenes Vol. 2.

William J.Old reviews Keith Barnfather's collection of interviews, in The Doctors series, this time covering The Pat Troughton Years, Behind The Scenes.

William J. Old reviews Keith Barnfather's The Doctors:The William Hartnell Years - Behind the Scenes Vol.2, which covers the era of the first Doctor. with over five hours of nostalgia, interviews and stories in this collector’s edition,

William J.Old reviews Roger Stevens’ compilation of Doctor Who fan videos revealing how they lived and coped during the pandemic lockdown.

William J. Old reviews Keith Barnfather's The Doctor: The Jon Pertwee years, Behind The Scenes Vol.1, which covers the Jon Pertwee era of Doctor Who. with over five hours of interviews and stories in this special limited edition.

William J. Old reviews Hammer Volume Six: Night Shadow,s another extras-packed Limited Edition box set of Hammer delights, containing The Shadow of the Cat, Captain Clegg, The Phantom of the Opera and Nightmare.

William J.Old reviews David Lowell Rich’s San Francisco based cat shocker

Don Sharp's comedy sci-fi classic based on the original story by Harry Alan Towers inspired by Jules Verne.

Bill Old reviews The Invisible Man Appears and The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly, which are being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Video.