Yes for sure. however, the main issue is when studios choose to remake a classic when a remake isn't actually required. Ultimately there are some good points to be made for both arguements, though it's likely cinephiles and purists would much prefer to see new and original stories be made into films, as opposed to going down the 'cheats way out' by remaking/rebooting/re imagining.great films which don't need it.

We're glad someone likes it! So far three people thought she was an AI bot while another said she was slow and banal! Fortunately Natasha was able to see the funny side of these criticisms. 🙂

Fk pls no

Funnily enough three people have commented previously claiming Natasha's voice was from an AI bot, so your statement kinda confirms she isn't - which is true. In any event Tash isn't a professional voice over artist, yet if there's any fault to be had it's on the editor who should've mixed her breath intake better..

Yes it's a fair point. From what is a 'wow that's a neat plot twist' point of view, sure it's clever having Totenkopf be dead for years, but you are right, it does mean we are robbed of a climatic clash - which probably would've included an Arnie-esque quip at the end as Joe kicks Totenkopf off the side of the rocket to save the day. 🙂

Glad you enjoyed it. Unfortunately a follow up episode with Whitman Comics is unlikely as the host series 'Rip It Off The Card' ceased being broadcast last year.

There was once a suggestion that the Planet People movement as seen in the series were actually meant to be punks - because in the mid 70s Britain was in the middle of the punk music revolution. One can only imagine how the show would've looked if the series went down that route!

Sorry you didn't like our voiceover artist, but that's not her fault because the mandate from the video's director was to 1) don't speak too fast, 2) be sure to enunciate your words, and 3) don't sound like an AI robot. As fortune would have, she nailed all three because Tash - yes she is a real person - did her job so well (at least to us) that the alternative for the production team was to use a male voice with an Australian accent. In the end though - to quote a classic line from Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade - we ... chose wisely. 🙂

Funnily enough you're the second person to think Tash is fake. Alas, she is in fact quite real. As for her pronunciations, you can blame the director who is Australian for corrupting her innocence 🙂 Also to prove Tash is real, you can see and hear her in this trailer we made for another documentary kzbin.info/www/bejne/inilqmWXe7B5g80&pp=gAQBiAQB

Yes this has been pointed out to us previously. Unfortunately by the time we found out about our error, it was too late to make the changes in the video. So that's our bad - although at least the books are novel sized, so we were kinda correct. 🙂

@@scifizone It's good to have the scripts, especially the first one, with only the first two episodes of the serial existing. The novel of the fourth series is excellent, expanding on the TV version and adding a lot of background information. It's a shame that Nigel Kneale did not write more novels!

Don't feel too bad, it's likely everyone has made that mistake at some point. 🙂

It's a known fact that Dr Who 'borrowed' heavily from Quatermass, which actually resulted in lawsuits being issued by Nigel Kneale. We were going to include this in the video, but felt it wasn't relevant to the Quatermass franchise itself.

"X - The Unknown" was - and remains - a fine little chiller. It was on KZbin until late last year. You might also like "The Strange World of Planet X", a similar made-on-the-cheap British SF work. I'm afraid it also features an American lead. That was to give it trans-Atlantic appeal...

@@tedthesailor172 Thanks for the suggestion, I haven't seen it. I'm used to the American, for years I could only see Godzilla with Raymond Burr shoehorned in. Not that I dislike Mr Burr but the original was a masterpiece.

@@angelachouinard4581 I remember Godzilla, but it was X-rated on UK release so only available for adults. Eventually, I saw it one TV...