There are lots of lovely horror references in this story, notably to the Fog and to vampire yarns, as well as lashings of Nordic mythology. The latter has a scene that reminds me of Salem's Lot, when the priest (played ably by Nicholas Parsons) falls prey to the vampiric girls because his faith has gone and it will not protect him. The faithless priest is something of a commentary on WWII, as he lost his faith because of what happened. We delve into more of Ace's past; in a way, this has more to do with New Who than the classic show, as companions weren't developed this way previously.
There are lots of great scenes (and it actually manages to be creepy in places) and a good production level in general.
A classic.
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The Party's Over in Birmingham
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No, not a comment on the hole Labour-run Birmingham City Council are in nor
the chances of Tory mayor Andy Street holding on to the reins of power in
the ...
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