Empire of Passion (aka Ai No Borei), is the sequel to 1976’s In The Realm Of The Senses, but while it deals with sex, it’s not exactly as ground-breaking as its prequel. In fact, it …
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In The Realm of the Senses on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
In The Realm Of The Senses (aka Ai No Corrida), also probably known as John Wayne Bobbitt’s least-favourite film, for reasons that will become apparent, is a strange sexual tale of lust, adultery and why …
Continue readingA Film With Me In It on DVD – The DVDfever Review
A Film With Me In It doesn’t star me, but instead leads with Dylan Moran, Mark Doherty, Amy Huberman and Keith Allen. Pierce (Dylan Moran) is an alcoholic – who doesn’t exactly get a lot …
Continue readingBlood Runs Cold on DVD – The DVDfever Review
Blood Runs Cold begins with a man lying face down in the snow, seemingly dead at first, but instead he’s bleeding profusely from wounds which we quickly gather were caused by the axe being held …
Continue readingJurassic Park (2011 re-release) – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Jurassic Park: The world is a happy place. This film is just as I remember it. Big, noisy and pretty damned scary for a PG. This year, I have apparently shocked a few people with …
Continue readingKill The Irishman on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Kill The Irishman: It’s Cleveland, 1975 and Danny Greene (Ray Stevenson) is clearly a guy some people don’t like. While driving along, his Cadillac’s radio starts to short out and he immediately attempts to jump …
Continue readingAs If I Am Not There on DVD – The DVDfever Review
As If I Am Not There presents us with Samira (Natasha Petrovic), a part-time teacher from Sarajevo who decides to make the break from home to set out and spend a couple of months in …
Continue readingJulia’s Eyes on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Julia’s Eyes is the story of a woman played by the stunning Belén Rueda who is slowly losing her sight whilst trying to investigate the mysterious death of her twin sister, Sara, played by the …
Continue readingSource Code – The DVDfever Review
Source Code begins as the character played by Jake Gyllenhaal wakes up and finds himself sat on a train. Opposite a very attractive young woman. A woman walks past and spills coffee on his shoes, …
Continue readingSuper – The DVDfever review
Super is a film I never expected to like, as it just looked too ridiculous for words and I’ve never got into the American version of The Office, which also features its lead actor, but …
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