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Mass is mostly a four-hander, with a very brief briefing that just states how many years earlier, there was “an unspeakable tragedy”, and now, the two sets of parents agree to talk in an attempt …
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4 Reasons Why You Should Play at the Best Online Gaming Platform
4 Reasons Why You Should Play at the Best Online Gaming Platform: Online gaming sites have become the most prevalent recently. Due to technological improvements, the online gaming portals have made it ready for many …
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Xbox Game Pass January 2022 Games – Free Games!
Xbox Game Pass January 2022: These games have now been announced and are as follows with the following dates, and if you’re subscribed to Xbox Game Pass (which you can do for a single trial …
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Ozark Season 4 Part 1 – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Jason Bateman
Ozark Season 4 has been split into two halves, each containing seven episodes. When the second season was released, I speculated: For some reason, this series is set in 2021, as at one point, the …
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Fraggle Rock: Back To The Rock – The DVDfever Review – Apple TV+ – Jim Henson
Fraggle Rock: Back To The Rock sees the ’80s Jim Henson characters return to the small screen. I remember it being shown in the UK, although while I was 10 when it started in the …
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New Blu-ray 3D 4K and DVD releases January 17th 2022
January 17th: A Walk In The Sun: The Definitive Restoration (2 Disc Collector’s Set) (Blu-ray and DVD) Billions Season 5 (DVD) Buster Keaton: The Complete Short Films 1917-1923 (Masters of Cinema) (Blu-ray) Cobra Kai Season …
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How I Met Your Father – Official Trailer – Disney+ – Hilary Duff
How I Met Your Father revamps an old idea with swapping the gender with How I Met Your Mother, the sitcom which ran between 2005-2014. For the new version, in the US it’ll be on …
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Archive 81 – Official Trailer – Netflix – Dina Shihabi
Archive 81 centres around Dan (Mamoudou Athie), a video archivist who investigates the secrets behind a mysterious fire, and becomes convinced he can save a young woman from the terrifying fate she met 25 years …
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Save The Cinema – The DVDfever Review – Sky Cinema – Samantha Morton
Save The Cinema is a new Sky Cinema film set in the ’90s, even though early on, we get The Waterboys’ Whole Of The Moon – from 1985 – blaring out. Then again, it did …
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The House – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Helena Bonham Carter
The House is billed as a dark, animated comedy, and is told in three chapters, but note that each chapter has different directors as well as a different style of animation, the first part featuring …
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