The Tenth Doctor faced a wide variety of new and old Doctor Who villains, but he never directly encountered one of his era's ...

The Doctor Who Weeping Angels episodes include some of the more terrifying moments in the entire show. Since returning to screens in 2005, Doctor Who relied heavily on classic villains, including ...

At their core, the Weeping Angels belong to the horror genre. Certainly, they have aspects of sci-fi in that they are “quantum locked” and transport people back in time.

Steven Moffat had to undergo an unexplainable creepy incident to create one of the scariest monsters in Doctor Who, the ...

The Weeping Angels are, by far, the best of the many marvellously villainous creations that have emerged in the modern era of Doctor Who, a show that I am not at all freakishly obsessed with.

with the Weeping Angels, and I’m looking forward to (hopefully) seeing more from them in the future. I was also really moved by the scene where Mrs. Hayward speaks ...

If you're a fan of "Doctor Who," you know those are anything but harmless, they're Weeping Angels. In one of the current series best episodes, 2007's "Blink," you're introduced to the statues.

Though the weeping angels here don't work exactly the same as the ones from Doctor Who, I still have to navigate this modest maze while trying not to let them out of my sight for fear they'll be ...

We even started with Weeping Angels blinking out creatures, meaning you exile them and then return them, but ran into two problems. The first was that that didn’t feel like the Angels.