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Who is Erin Carter? Well, in the two episodes I’ve seen so far, that is the question asked at one point in them, but what is the answer? Googling won’t help, since that defaults to …
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Tag: Denise Gough
Andor – The DVDfever Review – Disney+ – Diego Luna – Star Wars Rogue One spin-off
Andor sounds like you’re being offered two different options: and / or… but then when it comes to the recent five Star Wars films, I’ll just take Rogue One and… then forget the rest. So, …
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Too Close – The DVDfever Review – Emily Watson – ITV drama
Too Close is billed as a psychological drama, but based on the first episode, it might be quite a task to focus your mind on the entire episode. I will mention what happens at the …
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The Kid Who Would Be King – Trailer 1
The Kid Who Would Be King made me think – Grange Hill meets King Arthur, as the picked-upon boy is the only one who can save the world. And of being told he must put …
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Colette – Trailer 1 – Keira Knightley
Colette is a film with a trailer that shows it’s getting a lot of plaudits, but… it looks dull as ditchwater. After marrying a successful Parisian writer known commonly as “Willy” (Oi! Stop sniggering at …
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Paula Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review – BBC Drama – Fatal Attraction meets F.E.A.R.
Paula is a chemistry teacher who’s not having much luck in the men dept. Her best hope of late is having an affair with PE teacher Phiip, who’s married, then she discovers a rat infestation …
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Guerrilla: The Complete Series – The DVDfever Review – Idris Elba drama
Guerrilla is set in London, 1971, a time of racism and white people against black people, a time I’d like to think we’ve got far away from, although even today, the police are stuck in …
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The Witcher III: Wild Hunt on Xbox One – The DVDfever Review
“Winter is coming!” Yes, a favourite quote of the Night’s Watch in Game of Thrones. So, in my best Jon Snow voice: “The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is coming!” Actually, using its full title doesn’t …
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