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House, in horror movie terms, isn’t just about cheesy perms in the ’80s, but until now, in the form of Hausu, it’s an even more bizarre Japanese movie from 1977, and the first for director …
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Trauma – The DVDfever Review – John Simm, Adrian Lester
Trauma centres around the two leads who have entirely different family lives. Jon Allerton (Adrian Lester) is one of the leading hospital surgeons in London, with a happy wife and daughter and an affluent lifestyle, …
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Tempting Fate – Inside No.9 Series 4 Episode 6 – The DVDfever Review
Tempting Fate is the sixth and final episode of Inside No.9 Series 4, and it centres around council workers Maz (Weruche Opia), Keith (Steve Pemberton) and Nick (Reece Shearsmith) having to clear out stinky flat …
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Strangled on Blu-ray and DVD combo – The DVDfever Review
Strangled centres around two men, both who look very similar, so much so, in fact, that it even confused me at first as to precisely what was going on. It has a plot which does …
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Blade Runner 2049 on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review & Unboxing
Blade Runner 2049 comes 35 years after the original Blade Runner, but time has moved on just 30 years. It was certainly worth seeing on the big screen, but if you missed it, then the …
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Lies We Tell – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Gabriel Byrne
Lies We Tell starts off really well, even though I wasn’t aiming for poetry in my first line. Gabriel Byrne takes the lead as Donald, the driver to rich old man Demi (Harvey Keitel), who …
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And The Winner Is… – Inside No.9 Series 4 Episode 5 – The DVDfever Review
And The Winner Is… is the fifth episode of Inside No.9 Series 4, and it centres around Jury No.9, who have to decide on the winner for Best Actress for a forthcoming TV awards ceremony. …
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Requiem Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review – Lydia Wilson
Requiem centres around top cellist Matilda Gray (Lydia Wilson, who fans of Star Trek Beyond will remember as Kalara, the alien who sought help from Kirk et al after telling them Idris Elba’s Krall had …
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Altered Carbon – The DVDfever Review – Netflix
Altered Carbon takes place 300 years into the future, where you can live after you die, as your mind and memory can be “re-sleeved” into a new body, making it sound a bit like one …
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Kingsman: The Golden Circle on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Kingsman: The Golden Circle is the sequel to 2014’s Kingsman: The Secret Service, a film I didn’t get round to watching for ages because of the censored violence in the church fight scene for the …
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