Doctor Who: The Beast of Orlok

Doctor Who: The Beast of Orlok

14 September 2008 · Barnaby Edwards · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor Adventures #21 · at Big Finish

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With fangs like splinters, claws like knives, the Beast of Orlok gobbles lives. With brimstone breath and eyes aglow, he'll eat your soul - to Hell you'll go! Germany, 1827. The town of Orlok is under a curse, haunted by the memory of a spate of grisly murders that shattered the community twenty years before. At the time, townsfolk blamed the legendary Beast of Orlok, a nightmarish creature from medieval folklore. And now, it seems, the Beast has returned. As the killings begin again, the people of Orlok are understandably suspicious of two strangers newly arrived in their midst. The Doctor and Lucie must face their darkest fears as they find themselves plunged into a decidedly grim fairytale.
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesfearghosts-hauntingsmysterygriefsurvival
A grim fairytale of fear, suspicion, and a returning monstrous threat.
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Cast · 6 voices

Barnaby EdwardsJessica MartinPaul McGannSheridan SmithSophie AldredSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Barnaby Edwards

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