I truly don't know, on one hand the story the master is saying is really boring but I enjoyed the ending bit and the twist very much got me.

An extremely solid story I was not expecting to enjoy anywhere near as much as I did, brilliantly scary.

I felt extremely torn with this story, on one hand the character of Merton is actually quite compelling and there's a fairly interesting story here. It never feels like we get the full potential of what the story could be.

A very slow boring story. Nothing more to say

One of my favorite ending scenes to any boxset ever but unfortunately getting there is a slog.

Arguably the pettiest we've seen the war master but this story hits unbelievably well, everyone in the cast is perfect, truly no notes.

The long despair is a slow burn, but is truly worth it.

I just wish the first half picked up a bit quicker

An absolute masterclass by Tim Foley on how to write and execute a 3 part epic.

I didn't care about Morbius as a character but after this, I kind of love him?

Excellent.

Easily the worst story I've done in a couple of years, I'm all one for whacky stories/twists but this one takes it too far, I really had to stop multiple times while listening and put my head in my hands.

I don't like the other Ace/Colchester stories, I think on the whole I just don't really care for the pairing,  but this is easily the best of the bunch, really atmospheric ghost stories with Sophie Aldred and Paul Clayton performing fantastically as usual