Adultery centres around the budding relationship that shouldn’t be, between Beth Brookes …
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Knightmare: The Official Game sees the ’80s TV show return in videogame form as a free point-and-click 2D adventure game, featuring cast members from the original series. Synopsis: Enter stranger! Lord Fear has returned and …
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New DVD Blu-ray 3D and 4K releases UK from now until the end of time…. well, the UK DVD releases, and of course, with Blu-rays in 2D, 3D and 4K! Please support DVDfever.co.uk! by buying …
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Adultery centres around the budding relationship that shouldn’t be, between Beth Brookes (Romola Garai – recently on ITV in Betrayal, the one where Stockport Station was actually Liverpool!, as you can see from that review) …
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Street Fighter (2026) brings the gaming franchise back to the big screen, following the moderate success of the Mortal Kombat films, albeit with one that’s relatively plot-free. In Thailand, 1987, M. Bison (Dexter: Resurrection‘s David …
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Whalefall: I say, I say, I say, did you hear the one about the man who fell into a whale? That’s what happens to Jay Gardiner, played by Austin Abrams, who finds himself resident within …
Continue readingThe Northumbria Mysteries brings us a new daytime cozy crime drama, centered around ex-jailbird Joe Ruby (Robson Green – The Game), and as you’d expect from this sort of daytime drama, there’s a ‘dead body …
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Nightborn is a new horror movie that, albeit with a vastly different story, still gives me the same disturbing feelings that I got from last year’s Bring Her Back, with Sally Hawkins. For this one, …
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From the Sofa to the Server: Games Friends Can Share Your factory works. Then you add one more machine line, and the whole world starts stuttering. That’s how big tech packs go. Everything is fine …
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Beyond the Proscenium: The New Era of Spectacle and Chance for Theatre Enthusiasts There is a specific kind of electricity that hums through a West End foyer just before the doors open. It’s a mixture …
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It Gets Worse centres around the lives of three twentysomethings, and it’s been a while since I was in my 20s, but I haven’t grown up, anyway, so I’m not far off, in theory. Ethan …
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