Somewhat unbelievably, most of the Weeping Angels we've seen in Doctor Who are not inanimate props designed by the art department: they're actually real actors and actresses trussed up in layers ...

No where in “Doctor Who” did they say that the Weeping Angels have to look like humans. So why can’t we have an adorable Weeping Cat Angel that survives by feeding off of your energy and ...

“Are you scared of the Weeping Angels?” she asked. Sydney was referring to the ancient race of aliens (also known as the Lonely Assassins) that appear in the show in the form of scary stone statue ...

The chilling Weeping Angels have outblinked the Daleks as the scariest Doctor Who monster of all time, according to a poll of young Doctor Who fans. Despite the scary statues only appearing in a ...

The Weeping Angels also cannot move if they are being observed by another person. Because of this, they often cover their eyes to avoid looking at each other, earning them their “weeping” moniker.