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Wizards: Tales of Arcadia concludes a series I hadn’t heard of before seeing the trailer for this, but then a CGI animation for kids isn’t generally my bag. However, I saw this had the moniker …
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Semi-Detached – The DVDfever Review – Lee Mack
Semi-Detached is normally the type of a house, but in this case, it’s the name of a new Lee Mack sitcom, and thankfully, not one that canned ‘audience’ laughter like the largely awful Not Going …
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Rolling In It – The DVDfever Review – Stephen Mulhern – ITV Gameshow
Rolling In It is another prime-time gameshow where celebs of the day are used to take part in primary roles, except that on this occasion, real people are also involved. There’s one of each across …
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Little Birds – The DVDfever Review – Juno Temple, Hugh Skinner
Little Birds is based on the collection of infamous erotic short stories by Anaïs Nin, but even though they’re short stories, each episode still lasts an hour including adverts. Juno Temple (Horns, Away) is American …
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Relicta on PC – The DVDfever Review – Puzzling puzzle-based game
Relicta follows the recent puzzle game that is Superliminal, after that was recently released on PS4 and Xbox One following its PC debut last year, but this new release is out on all three at …
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The Deceived – The DVDfever Review – Emmett J Scanlan – Channel 5 drama
The Deceived made me think – Oh, it’s Cillian Murphy… but it’s not, it’s Emmett J Scanlan, from Peaky Blinders, even though so is Cillian Murphy, but then I’ve never watched that. Ophelia (Emily Reid) …
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Destroy All Humans! on Xbox One – The DVDfever Review
Destroy All Humans! first came out in June 2005, released by Pandemic for the original Xbox and PS2 to decent reviews. Here we are 15 years later, and after the fall of THQ 2012, THQ …
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Superhot: Mind Control Delete on PC – The DVDfever Review – Weapons Akimbo!
Superhot: Mind Control Delete is a game which takes a little bit of getting used to, since at first, it felt very hit-and-miss as to whether I could even pick up a gun, but you …
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Prodigal Son – The DVDfever Review – Michael Sheen
Prodigal Son is so-called because it the lead character, Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne – The Physician), is the son of jailed mass-murderer Dr. Martin Whitly (Michael Sheen – Staged), a man known as ‘The Surgeon’, …
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A Suitable Boy – The DVDfever Review – Vikram Seth, Tabu
A Suitable Boy is set in Bramhpur, 1951, four years after the time when India became independent and was partitioned into two countries. We’re reminded early on that India was free, but the land and …
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