Doctor Who: House of Blue Fire

Doctor Who: House of Blue Fire

30 September 2011 · Mark Morris · Directed by Ken Bentley · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #151 · at Big Finish

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aquaphobia n. An abnormal fear of water, or drowning. blattodephobia n. The morbid fear of cockroaches. catoptrophobia n. Fear of mirrors, or seeing one's own reflection. There's a whole ABC of horrors at Bluefire House - as four young people, drawn together to this tumbledown hotel at the edge of nowhere, are about to discover. But whatever the ancient and foul thing that has emerged from the wilderness to drag them here, speaking of it will only strengthen it. The Doctor alone knows what lurks at the heart of Bluefire House. But the monster of his childhood dreams is coming. The Mi'en Kalarash is coming... Just this once, the Doctor is afraid.
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesfearhorrormysterysurvivalghosts-hauntingsgrief
A chilling tale of ancient fears awakening in a secluded, haunted house.
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Wikipedia: Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures (series) · Wikipedia: Mark Morris (author)

Cast · 7 voices

Amy PembertonHoward GossingtonLizzy WattsMiranda KeelingRay BrownSylvester McCoyTimothy West

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Directed by Ken Bentley

Written by Mark Morris

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