The London Film Festival 2015 review from Helen M Jerome begins with the Big Hitters of the event. Note that for all posters featured, click on them for the full-size version. Also, this review is …
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Poltergeist 2015 Extended Cut on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Poltergeist 2015 asks “What are you afraid of?” Well, the ruining of a classic movie, plus the usually offbeat and reliable Sam Rockwell throwing his career down the toilet. Seriously, after such a wonderful work …
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The Dresser (2015) – The DVDfever Review
The Dresser tells the story of something of which I have zero experience – working backstage at a touring Shakespearean theatre company. In a production of King Lear, the lead actor is bordering on insanity …
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Manglehorn on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Manglehorn is something I once had to visit the doctor about after a particularly enjoyable evening went wrong, but that’s not what you’re hear to read about. A.J. Manglehorn (Al Pacino), however, is bumbling through …
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Warhammer: The End Times – Vermintide on PC – The DVDfever Review
Warhammer: The End Times – Vermintide is out now on PC via Steam and comes from Fatshark, a small Indie Developer who have been around for a few years. Their previous work includes titles such …
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The Zygon Invasion – Doctor Who Series 9 Episode 7 – The DVDfever Review
The Zygon Invasion saw the Zygons… er… invade, returning after 2013’s 50th anniversary episode, The Day Of The Doctor, and forty years after their first appearance in 1975’s Terror of the Zygons. “Once upon a …
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Cuffs Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Cuffs is, effectively, the BBC’s answer to the long-since-defunct The Bill. As it begins, PC Ryan Draper (Ashley Walters) is teamed up with rookie PC Jake Vickers (Jacob Ifan), and he has just 21 Seconds …
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Spectre – Worst. Bond. Ever. – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Spectre: Worst. Bond. Ever. Rest assured that I was on the internet within minutes registering my disgust throughout the world. If I had to sum Danel Craig‘s fourth outing as the super spy, it would …
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The Age Of Adaline on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
The Age Of Adaline is 29, and it’ll forever be 29 after a car accident freezes her in time and she’ll never age another day. Want to know the secret? It’s not L’Oreal, it involves …
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Armikrog on PC – The DVDfever Review
Armikrog redefines the word “bizarre” with you as Tommynaught, a man who stores items in his stomach and is accompanied by a dog called Beak-Beak. Pointing and clicking around the environment is the order of …
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