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How To Have Sex is an odd title, but one which rather tells a different story, as three young London women – Tara (the stunning Mia McKenna-Bruce – Last Train To Christmas), Skye (Lara Peake …
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Category: Cinema films
Cat Person – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Emilia Jones, Nicholas Braun
Cat Person is one of those films based on someone’s short story you’ve never heard of, in some New York newspaper, and initially sets the scene by quoting Margaret Atwood: “Men are scared that women …
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Five Nights At Freddy’s – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Josh Hutcherson
Five Nights At Freddy’s starts off at the titular abandoned pizzeria with a security guard being killed – at the hand of animatronic, murdering puppets – while trying to escape, so there’s a job free! …
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Killers of The Flower Moon – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro
Killers of The Flower Moon is a film that will certainly move you… In the case of a man sat nearby, he moved out of the auditorium as soon as the BBFC title card appeared, …
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Sumotherhood – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Adam Deacon
Sumotherhood is a sequel from Adam Deacon, but I went into this not having seen the previous film, Anuvahood, which was a spoof on Noel Clarke’s Adulthood and Kidulthood. I’ve not seen either of those, …
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The Miracle Club – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Maggie Smith, Laura Linney
The Miracle Club begins in Dublin, 1967, where Chrissie Ahearn (Laura Linney – Ozark) is attending her mother, Maureen’s, funeral, even though she’s been away from the area for 40 years, having left under rather …
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The Great Escaper – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Michael Caine, Glenda Jackson
The Great Escaper clearly plays on the World War II movie title from the ’60s, but in this case, it relates to a true story, albeit one I wasn’t aware of… then again, it harks …
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Blackberry – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Jay Baruchel, Glenn Howerton
Blackberry is quite possibly one of the best films of the year, even for someone who never had one, but whose favourite mobile phones were the T-Mobile G1 and G2 (also known as the HTC …
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The Exorcist: Believer – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Ellen Burstyn
The Exorcist: Believer… where to start? This is technically a direct sequel to the 1973 The Exorcist – a film I didn’t like when I first saw it when I was younger, but did enjoy …
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Saw X – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith
Saw X was techncially part of a double-bill, which I saw alongside Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie – although to be more accurate, part of five films, also adding in The Old Oak, The Creator …
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