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Brick Mansions is set in Detroit, 2018, and rioting is in full flow in housing block known by this film’s very title. The council want to regenerate the area, which means that the tower blocks …
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Blue Ruin on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Blue Ruin opens showing drifter Dwight (Macon Blair), a man in his early 30s, living on the streets. Something clearly went wrong in his life and, for some time – as shown by the length …
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Killer Klowns From Outer Space: Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Killer Klowns From Outer Space is a title which, despite pre-dating the Ronseal advert, does exactly what it says on the tin. Well, if not tin, then Steelbook, as the film is available on a …
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Bad Neighbours on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Bad Neighbours is a film which, like Transformers: Age of Extinction, didn’t come out in the cinema on a Friday, but a Saturday, which meant that it wouldn’t make the following week’s charts, but would …
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Frank on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Frank – How to describe Frank? “Misfire of the century” would be one way to describe Frank. In fact, Frank probably breaks my record for the lowest expectations I’ve ever had for a film. That …
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Sabotage on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Sabotage brings Arnold Schwarzenegger back to the screen as Breacher, the leader of a DEA task force who deal with the bad guys by ‘breaching’ their abodes to take them down. They’re not strictly on …
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Into The Storm – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Into The Storm is the film I was expecting to outdo Twister in the special effects stakes, especially since it’s been 18 years since Speed’s Jan De Bont threw a cow in our face, much …
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RPG: Real Playing Game on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
RPG: Real Playing Game brings a return to the screen for Rutger Hauer as Steve Battier, a millionaire who’s dying, but can live again by having his old brain placed in a young body. Unfortunately, …
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The Double on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
The Double is writer/director Richard Ayoade‘s second full feature following his debut, Submarine, and whereas that one didn’t work for me fully, there were a great number of elements in there, particularly the visuals, that …
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Pride – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Pride is a new British film based on real events, set during the miner’s strike. Joe (George MacKay), nicknamed Bromley for a large portion of the film, since that’s from where he hails, is a …
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