Resident Evil: Retribution 3D, Apocalypse, Afterlife…. When I went to see the latest film in the series, I just asked for “Resident Evil”, as I lose track of the suffix. All you really need to …
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Some Guy Who Kills People on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Sometimes life sucks, especially when you’re Some Guy Who Kills People. Ken Boyd (Kevin Corrigan) is an odd-looking chap, with eyes that appear to bulge out, who has recently been released from a mental institution. …
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Looper – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Looper is, in short, an assassin. The year is 2044 and, as we’re told, time travel doesn’t yet exist, but it will do in the future. 30 years from now, when someone wants to dispatch …
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The London Film Festival 2012 Preview (Oct 10th-21st)
The London Film Festival 2012: Yep, it’s that time again – and there’s a brand new sheriff in charge of the UK’s biggest film festival, says Helen M Jerome. The first thing you notice is …
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Resident Evil 6 on Xbox 360 – The DVDfever Review
Resident Evil 6 finds the world at a time when it’s in turmoil and the C Virus has reached epidemic proportions… Starting off as Leon, before later playing as Chris, then Jake and, later on, …
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Jet Set Willy 360 on Xbox 360 – Xbox Live Arcade – The DVDfever Review
Jet Set Willy: Following on from his earlier adventure down the mines, this title on the ZX Spectrum was a major leap forward. Released in 1984 and, again, written by Matthew Smith, the premise this …
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Manic Miner 360 on Xbox 360 – Xbox Live Arcade – The DVDfever Review
Manic Miner: Being the age that I am, which is somewhat older than I used to be, I remember this game on the ZX Spectrum the first time round. It was as it is now …
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Moonrise Kingdom on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Moonrise Kingdom is a film I wanted to see because I really enjoyed The Darjeeling Limited and I loved The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. And a film with Bill Murray, Bruce Willis and Harvey …
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Killing Them Softly – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Killing Them Softly starts against the backdrop of late 2008 America, with the impending election that’ll bring either Obama or McCain to power, although the film is very pro-Obama. Now, there’s not a massive amount …
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House at the End of the Street – The DVDfever Cinema Review
It’s a lovely day for a double murder as, for no apparent reason, a young girl overpowers and kills her parents. This happens to happen in… altogether now… the House At The End Of The …
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