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Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes has been portrayed in many different ways, most recently by Bendict Cumberbatch on TV and by Robert Downey Jr at the cinema. Now it’s time for a videogame and Crimes …
Continue readingKim Bodnia from The Bridge – interview on Channel 4 News
The Bridge Season 2 is out on Blu-ray & DVD this Monday, February 3rd, and this weekend sees the Nordicana expo event taking place in London. Tonight’s Channel 4 News featured Kim Bodnia from The …
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The Bridge Season 2 on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
The Bridge Season 1 was a perfect example of strong writing with well-developed characters and great direction, especially when it involved stunning views of the Øresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden. *IMPORTANT: This review contains …
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Tenebrae Director’s Cut: Special Edition on Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
Tenebrae is one of Dario Argento‘s many murder movies and he’s going to make sure he gets his money’s worth when it comes to spilling the blood juice he’s bought to spill. Tenebrae is a …
Continue readingSony Playstation Vita Slim – released on Feb 7th
The new Sony Playstation Vita Slim is due for release on February 7th. It’s 20% thinner and 15% Lighter, you can play longer with it (4-6 hours game play and 7 hours video play) and …
Continue readingPeaky Blinders to return for Series 2 – awards for Cillian Murphy & Helen McCrory
Peaky Blinders was a ratings success on BBC2 last year and it was announced today by Caryn Mandabach Productions & Tiger Aspect Productions that the series, starring Cillian Murphy and Helen McCrory, is due to …
Continue readingPeter Serafinowicz to star in Namco Bandai’s Dark Souls II
Today, Namco Bandai Games Europe S.A.S. have announced that British writer, actor, producer, composer and all-round very talented man, Peter Serafinowicz, will lend his voice to a brand new character in Dark Souls II, due …
Continue readingNordicana 2014 – UK’s first ever expo for Nordic fiction, television and film this weekend!
If there is one place I wish I could be this weekend, it’s at Nordicana, the UK’s only festival to combine Nordic crime & thriller film & fiction, a genre that exploded after the release …
Continue readingStill Open All Hours – full series confirmed
If there was one thing I thought that didn’t need to be shown on TV over Christmas, it was a one-off revival of the Ronnie Barker/David Jason comedy which ran from 1976 to 1985 across …
Continue readingThe Shining – the twins…. today
The Shining is an all-time classic horror movie, and one of my favourite Stanley Kubrick films. It has such a simple premise with Jack Nicholson as Jack Torrance, a writer looking for somewhere quiet to …
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