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Sweet Girl begins with aggrieved Ray Cooper (Jason Momoa – Zack Snyder’s Justice League) being followed by the cops, then jumpimh off the roof of a tall building into the sea (amongst a sea of …
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Beckett – The DVDfever Review – John David Washington – Netflix
Beckett begins with the titular lead (John David Washington) and girlfriend April (Alicia Vikander) on their travels through Greece, making up stories about other people they see, whilst living love’s young dream. A car accident, …
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The Last Mercenary – The DVDfever Review – Jean-Claude Van Damme – Netflix
The Last Mercenary is a new Jean-Claude Van Damme film which starts off brilliantly, as his son has been captured and Richard Brumére (Van Damme) somehow sneaked in to rescue him, hiding up in the …
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Fear Street Part 3 – 1666 – The DVDfever Review – Netflix Horror Trilogy
Fear Street Part 3 – 1666 is the third and final entry in the series of RL Stine stories, but following two rather lacklustre entries so far, can the finale be the ‘killer’ conclusion? NOTE: …
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Fear Street Part 1 – 1994 – The DVDfever Review – Netflix Horror Trilogy
Fear Street Part 1 – 1994 is the first part of a new Netflix Horror Trilogy over three consecutive weeks. In the town of Shadyside, this initial entry begins with Heather (Maya Hawke) being accosted …
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Good On Paper – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Iliza Shlesinger
Good On Paper is more a phrase these days, about how something can look good on paper (as an idea), but not in reality. These days, in an online world, do you remember paper? Dom …
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Army Of The Dead – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Dave Bautista
Army Of The Dead brings us a new entry in the long-running series – this time directed by Zack Snyder, begnining with a team of army guys taking something unknown through the desert, while a …
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Oxygen – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Mélanie Laurent
Oxygen has a premise which feels a bit similar to Ryan Reynolds’ 2010 movie Buried, where his character was trapped in a particular situation and needs to be rescued quickly, otherwise it could prove fatal, …
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Things Heard And Seen – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Amanda Seyfried
Things Heard And Seen: It’s the winter of 1980, the best music of the decade has yet to be heard, and George spots some blood appearing on his car windscreen… Head back nine months to …
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Stowaway – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Anna Kendrick, Toni Collette
Stowaway begins with what feels like the most ridiculous of premises in that a crew going to Mars has just three individuals on it. Really?! Even last year’s Away had at least seven on board …
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