Let the Right One In (2022) is the TV series version of the original movie and novel, starting with the rather ill Arthur Logan (Zeljko Ivanek) observing a young man watching a sunrise, but because …
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Significant Other – The DVDfever Review – Maika Monroe – Paramount+
Significant Other should really begin with the popular nursery rhyme which begins… # If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise # While young couple Ruth (Maika Monroe – …
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The Midnight Club – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Iman Benson
The Midnight Club is a new Netflix drama which is nothing to do with the racing car gaming franchise… but then you probably knew that. Beginning in Sacramento, 1994, the first episode is – for …
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Smile – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Sosie Bacon
Smile begins with psychotherapist Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon) dealing with a man, who’s talking about the evil visions he’s having about death. Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor …
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Ralph and Katie – The DVDfever Review – BBC – The A Word spin-off
Ralph and Katie centres around a young newly-married couple with Downs Syndrome, played by Leon Harrop and Sarah Gordy (The Long Call), who sacked their support worker. They hire Danny (Dylan Brady) as a replacement, …
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The Walk-In – The DVDfever Review – ITV drama – Stephen Graham
The Walk-In begins with a far-right lunatic man walking into a store with a knife, shouting “White Power!” and attacks anyone for whom he doesn’t like their colour. Based on the CCTV footage, he’s understood …
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Avatar – The DVDfever IMAX 3D 1.78:1 Cinema Review – James Cameron
Avatar is back in cinemas, as a precursor to the release of the December 16th sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, and apparently, in a 4K Remaster, but it will have been shot in at …
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The Greatest Beer Run Ever – The DVDfever Review – Zac Efron – Apple TV+
The Greatest Beer Run Ever has a bizarre premise, but it’s even more bizarre that it’s based on a true story. Starting in Inwood, Northern Manhattan, New York City, in 1967, the Vietnam war has …
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This England – The DVDfever Review – Sky Max – Kenneth Branagh
This England is the long-awaited six-part Sky drama in which Kenneth Branagh plays the former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, even though the sweaty oaf still was at the time of the recording. Interspersed with actors …
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Make Me Prime Minister – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Alastair Campbell
Make Me Prime Minister is a new Channel 4 evening gameshow where contestants want to become… yep, you guessed. Over 6 weeks, 12 contestants will compete to become the PM. Sure, they can’t get it …
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