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Time Has Come Today begins with Karen (Rukiya Bernard), the woman who was paid by 9-year-old Madison (Millie Brown, acting everyone off the screen) to drive her to a destination of her choosing, having reservations …
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Super Mario Bros: The Original Motion Picture – Blu-ray Special Edition – The DVDfever Review
Super Mario Bros is a film I avoided at the time because (a) it didn’t look great, and (b) most videogames just do not make good films. However, a re-release, years down the line, gives …
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Dark Water – Doctor Who: Series 8 Episode 11 – The DVDfever Review
Dark Water was prefaced with the irony of one of the BBC’s continuity announcers, from Red Bee Media, stating that everyone should shut up(!) It also filled me with dread when the director was revealed …
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Alien Isolation on PS3 – The DVDfever Review
Alien Isolation is set 15 years after Alien, and 42 years before Aliens, two of the best films of all time – the former for suspense and the latter for action, and you are Amanda …
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Lords of the Fallen on PC – The DVDfever Review
Lords of the Fallen comes from developers CI Games who aren’t a particularly big well known company and neither are Deck 13 for that matter, between them their most well known titles have been Alien …
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The London Film Festival 2014 Part 1: Mainstream
The London Film Festival 2014 has come and gone, and once again, Helen M Jerome has been watching many a movie, and now brings you the first of three parts of her look back at …
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Intruders Episodes 1 and 2 – The DVDfever Review – John Simm
Intruders episode 1, She Was Provisional, begins in 1990, in Barstow, California, with a young girl called Donna (Katherine Evans) being woken up in the middle of the night by some unmasked men claiming they’re …
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In The Forest of the Night – Doctor Who: Series 8 Episode 10 – The DVDfever Review
In The Forest of the Night begins with a young girl telling the Doctor that she needs his help. He’s more concerned about the fact he and the TARDIS should be in London, rather than …
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Spandau Ballet: Soul Boys of the Western World: 3-disc Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Spandau Ballet: Soul Boys of the Western World starts in Islington, London in the early ’60s, showing the band – Tony Hadley (Vocals), Gary Kemp (Songwriter, Guitar), Martin Kemp (Bass Guitar), Steve Norman (Guitar, Percussion, …
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Withnail and I: Limited Edition on Blu-ray/DVD dual-format – The DVDfever Review
Withnail and I is one of those films where everything comes together to make a pivotal point in the world’s film industry, which is so good that, had it not been invented, the world would’ve …
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