Nick Setchfield is the Editor-at-Large for SFX Magazine, writing features, reviews, interviews, and more for the monthly issues. However, he is also a freelance journalist and author with Titan Books. His original novels are called The War in the Dark, and The Spider Dance. He's also written a book on James Bond called Mission Statements.
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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Blood letting

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Wanted: Roy Harper. Dead Or Alive...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: The symbol life

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: It's all part of the plan...

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Not yet ratedTV Review: The Huntress is captured by the game

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: An unwelcome guest

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Tick-tock, tick-tock...

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Not yet ratedTV Review: To the devil a daughter

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Not yet ratedTV Review: No, nothing to do with Graboids...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Blood feud

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Bombs away

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“New job, first day, slightly nervous..."

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From Arcade Fire to Beethoven, rap music to ninja movies...

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Meet the star of Mark Gatiss' Christmas ghost story...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: If the mask fits...

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Flash! Ahhh-haaaaa!

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"There’s a quality that’s almost the inverse of Matt..."

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: Count down

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: A story that's bigger on the inside

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Not yet ratedTV REVIEW: To Russia with love

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"Capturing his spirit is just as important as getting the voice right..."

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"It was kind of freaky, but exciting..."
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