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Wednesday, 13 January 2010 22:00
Stop...Hammer Time! - Dracula Prince Of Darkness
Written by Dave ProbertDave Probert continues his Hammer viewing quest and reaches his first sequel.
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Matt Dray waxes lyrical about table top RGP Necromunda
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Ian Wilson reviews the first Carry On movie, Carry On Sergeant. Features some Doctor guy.
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Carry On Scribbling
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Ian Wilson sets out his stall for his new series for GeekPlanet, with the Carry On Primer.
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Carry On Scribbling
Dave Probert's odyssey through the Hammer films reaches one of their classics, Dracula.
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