[Blind Guardian]

Originally Posted by Nerwen

I believe this deserves a review:

Acclaimed journalist and author H.T. Goomba turns his hand to fly-on-the-wall documentary-making with this thought-provoking examination of the daily (un)life of iconic ghoul, the Barrow Wight. With the same unflinching realism seen in his ground-breaking graphic novel series "The Phantom & Alien", Mr Goomba creates a fascinating snapshot of the controversial spectre's personal journey from lonely ghoul lying face-up in a ditch to lonely ghoul lying face-down in another ditch. On the way we glimpse the legendary wight's fiery personality and his fiercely independent attitude to outsiders, as well as his stormy relationship with enigmatic Gallifreyan, "The Doctor".

In this devastatingly bleak yet radiantly uplifting bio-pic, Goomba weaves a multi-layered narrative which is both a tribute to the power of the ghoulish spirit and a dazzling insight into one of Middle-earth's most unfairly neglected action figures.

There.

I concur!