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Dublin Murders – The DVDfever Preview

Dublin Murders is a new drama, set in 2006, based on the books by Tana French, and adapted by Sarah Phelps, who also adapted the recent Agatha Christie dramas The ABC Murders, The Witness For The Prosecution and Ordeal by Innocence.

The Wall – The DVDfever Review – Danny Dyer gameshow

The Wall is overacting on a grand scale in a gameshow which brings Danny Dyer and telly legend Angela Rippon – together at last! The titular device is a giant version of a Japanese pachinko machine where balls drop (f’nar, f’nar) down into slots at the bottom of a… wall. Get it in the right […]

Balloon – The DVDfever Review – World War II drama

Balloon takes us up, up and away… eventually, in a World War II tale of two families based in East Germany who would rather be in West Germany, because the Nazis are nasty. The first home-made balloon attempt fails, so they have to make a second, but the film goes on far long than is […]

The Surge 2 on PS4 – The DVDfever Review

The Surge 2 is out now, and I remember reviewing the original The Surge. Having read back on the review, it reminds me of just what an enjoyable game it is. My biggest hope for this sequel was more of the same, and with some better sound. A little bit of background is always needed. […]

Zomboat – The DVDfever Review – ITV2 zombie comedy

Zomboat is a new ITV2 comedy which brings us something we haven’t seen before – Zombies and boats! Together at last! That’s because zombies have arrived in Birmignham, much to the annoyance of Kat (Leah Brotherhead) and Jo (Cara Theobold), the latter of whom is particular annoyed because it’s started in her own bedroom, in […]

Dublin Murders – The DVDfever Preview

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 14th, 2019

Dublin Murders is a new drama, set in 2006, based on the books by Tana French, and adapted by Sarah Phelps, who also adapted the recent Agatha Christie dramas The ABC Murders, The Witness For The Prosecution and Ordeal by Innocence.

Dolittle – Trailer 1 – Robert Downey Jr

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 13th, 2019

Dolittle sees the titular doctor played this time by Robert Downey Jr… junior doctor? Either way, RDJr has bowed out of the Marvel universe to deal with different sorts of creatures, but is still joined by his Spidey pal, Tom Holland, who plays the voice of Jip.

After losing his wife seven years earlier, the eccentric Dr John Dolittle (Downey), famed doctor and veterinarian of Queen Victoria’s England, hermits himself away behind the high walls of Dolittle Manor with only his menagerie of exotic animals for company.

New DVD and Blu-ray releases UK & Worldwide (October 2019 to January 2020 and beyond)

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 13th, 2019

New DVD and Blu-ray releases UK & Worldwide from now until the end of time…. well, the UK DVD releases for 2019, and we’re starting to go into 2020.

Also check out upcoming videogame releases!!

Date TBC:

The Wall – The DVDfever Review – Danny Dyer gameshow

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 12th, 2019

The Wall is overacting on a grand scale in a gameshow which brings Danny Dyer and telly legend Angela Rippon – together at last!

The titular device is a giant version of a Japanese pachinko machine where balls drop (f’nar, f’nar) down into slots at the bottom of a… wall. Get it in the right hole and you win money. Get it in the wrong one and… anyone? anyone? Bueller?

Jungle Cruise – Trailer 1 – Dwayne Johnson

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 11th, 2019

Jungle Cruise is Disney’s bet for a summer 2020 blockbuster, set during the early 20th century, in which riverboat captain Frank (Dwayne Johnson) takes a scientist and her brother on a mission into a jungle to find the Tree of Life which is believed to possess healing powers. All the while, the trio must fight against dangerous wild animals and a competing German expedition.

The movie is based on Disneyland’s theme park ride, so similar to the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, then.

Balloon – The DVDfever Review – World War II drama

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 11th, 2019

Balloon takes us up, up and away… eventually, in a World War II tale of two families based in East Germany who would rather be in West Germany, because the Nazis are nasty.

The first home-made balloon attempt fails, so they have to make a second, but the film goes on far long than is required, and it really feels like they’re dragging things out to get to that point.

New Blu-ray and DVD releases October 14th 2019

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 10th, 2019

aNew Blu-ray and DVD releases October 14th 2019 are as follows:

The Turning – Trailer 1 – Mackenzie Davis

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 10th, 2019

The Turning is another of the endless crop of ‘horror’ movies that just take us into jump-scare hell, as Kate (Mackenzie Davis – Terminator: Dark Fate) does battle with the ultimate evil…

Gemini Man leads the new cinema releases October 11th 2019

Posted by Dom Robinson on October 9th, 2019

This week, there are FOUR new films out for you to choose from, led by Gemini Man. Here are the titles, with more info below:

Gemini Man
The Day Shall Come
Abominable
Dolemite Is My Name

Book Of Oz – Slot Game

Posted by Lisa Smith on October 9th, 2019

A tin man without a heart? Lion in desperate need of some courage? Scarecrow with no brain? This all sounds very familiar to us, and that is because it is what children from several generations have found incredibly amusing, all as a result of L. Fraum Baum’s 1900 children’s masterpiece The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz. You will be hard-pressed to find another fantasy story with such a devout following, especially after the legendary 1939 film The Wizard Of Oz. Something that people are less familiar with, however, are the various side stories in Baum’s series, especially those that go into greater depth about the wizard himself. Microgaming have taken this as inspiration for the slot Book Of Oz, and it really is a cracker!