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All The Old Knives begins in 2012, where Flight 127 is grounded on the tarmac at the airport, because terrorists have taken over the plane, and are threatening to kill everyone on it, in addition …
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Author: Dom Robinson
Reviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021.
Julia – The DVDfever Review – Sarah Lancashire – Sky Atlantic / HBO Max
Julia… Julia Child… she became a famous chef, and when we first see her, she’s cooked a massive amount of food for a dinner party, making me wonder how she managed to keep it hot …
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Deadline – The DVDfever Review – Channel 5 drama – James D’Arcy
Deadline is another new four-part nightly drama for Channel 5. Journalist James Alden (James D’Arcy) is long past his best, but he has the exclusive chance to interview gold-digger and murder suspect Natalie Varga (Charlie …
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The Bubble – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Karen Gillan
The Bubble is a spoof actioner centred around a team of actors who start in one of the biggest… well, 23rd biggest, movies franchises ever made, Cliff Beasts. Given that Karen Gillan is in this, …
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New Blu-ray 3D 4K and DVD releases April 4th 2022
New Blu-ray 3D 4K and DVD releases April 4th 2022 are as follows: Dear Evan Hansen (4K Blu-ray) Demon Slayer – Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train Limited Edition (Blu-ray) Demon Slayer – …
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Itorah on PC / Steam – The DVDfever Review / First Impressions
Itorah is a new 2.5D platformer, in which you can go back and forth along the environment, so there’s not one set path to progress down. As you pick up health along the way, on …
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Xbox Games With Gold April 2022 Games – Free Games!
Xbox Games With Gold April 2022: These games have now been announced for April 2022 and are as follows: On Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, there’s Another Sight and Hue. The classic games being …
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Slow Horses – The DVDfever Review – Gary Oldman – Apple TV+
Slow Horses centres around an MI5 team who are a bit rubbish, making several mistakes in their career to date, so it makes you wonder if they’ve ever been sent for re-training, including the hot-headed …
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The Last Bus – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Robert Sheehan
The Last Bus begins at Monkhouse Industries, where some clumsy lab workers drop a bizarre orb, which subsequently zooms off by itself… Then over to Braelawn Academy where teacher Mr Short (Tom Basden) is playing …
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The Babadook on 4K Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review – Essie Davis
The Babadook is a film I’ve never got round to seeing before now, so what better way than with this new 4K Special Edition. It opens with a car accident, on the way to the …
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