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The Nest is a new drama staring Line of Duty‘s Martin Compston, using his original Scottish accent this time. Emily (Sophie Rundle) runs into a young woman called Kaya (Mirren Mack), while out driving, as …
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Penance – The DVDfever Review – Channel 5 drama – Julie Graham
Penanceis a new three-part drama over three nights which takes place at Christmas, making me wonder if the scheduling for this has rather been delayed. Anyhoo, what better time of year to have a tragedy, …
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Flesh And Blood – The DVDfever Review – Russell Tovey, Stephen Rea
Flesh And Blood is a new four-part drama on ITV with the premise that someone’s lying injured on the beach, but who? Ah, there’s the rub! And no, I’m not going to tell you. That’s …
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Primal on DVD – The DVDfever Review – Nicolas Cage
Primal sees the prolific Nicolas Cage back onscreen as Nicolas Cage, but this time he’s animal hunter Frank Walsh, in the Brazillian jungle, exporting a 400lb jaguar back to the US on the same ship …
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First Love – The DVDfever Cinema Review – Takashi Miike
First Love is the third film I’ve seen from director Takashi Miike, who has made over 100 in his time. I loved Audition, but was woefully disappointed with Terra-Formars, so how does this one fare?
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Death Be Not Proud – Inside No.9 Series 5 Episode 2 – The DVDfever Review
Death Be Not Proud is the second episode of Inside No.9 Series 5… and this one has definitely pricked my curiosity, mainly because at this point, I haven’t seen all of it! Yes, for some …
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Locke and Key – The DVDfever Review – Netflix
A man takes a call telling him that Rendell Locke* is dead… which is followed by a whole smattering of weird supernatural stuff happening which I won’t divulge here because… then you’ll be expecting it.
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IT Chapter Two on 2-disc Blu-ray – The DVDfever Review
IT Chapter Two‘s existence was confirmed just before 2017’s IT was released in cinemas, hence why Warner slotted in a reference to that film being just “Chapter One“, thus indicating that the second would come …
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Martin’s Close: A Ghost Story For Christmas – The DVDfever Review – Peter Capaldi
Martin’s Close is subtitled “A Ghost Story For Christmas“, and is directed and adapted for TV by Mark Gatiss, from the original story by MR James. Set in 1684, the Martin in question is John …
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Sticks and Stones – The DVDfever Review – ITV Drama
Sticks and Stones sees Thomas Benson (Ken Nwosu) going to work on a big project, with a great happy team, and feeling full of beans, and nothing can take him down… Well, until the wifi …
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