Film Club centres around best friends Evie (Aimee Lou Wood – Daddy Issues, Living) and Noa (Nabhaan Rizwan – The Accident), who only seem to watch one film a week, yet I can go to …
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Tag: Lisa McGrillis
My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE HACK on ITV!
The Hack brings us David Tennant (The Thursday Murder Club) as journalist Nick Davies, who introduced to us the story of the 2008 phone hacking scandal from the News of The World, which even included …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of RIVALS!
Rivals is set in a world where everyone’s all posh and hoity-toity, opening with a couple – the male half being Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell – Violent Night) – having a bit of “how’s your …
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Maternal – The DVDfever Review – ITV drama – Parminder Nagra
Maternal is a new ITV drama which sees three women returning to various hospital positions at the same time, following each having given birth, and all with differing home lives. The first we see is …
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Somewhere Boy – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 – Lewis Gribben
Somewhere Boy centres around Danny (Lewis Gribben), a young lad who’s bizarrely been kept in isolation by his father since his mother died when he was a baby. This seems a very odd premise, because …
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Avoidance – The DVDfever Review – BBC – Romesh Ranganathan
Avoidance is a new drama on BBC1 starring the omnipresent Romesh Ranganathan as Romesh Ranganathan (Cinderella 2021). Okay, his character is called Jonathan, but in this, his partner, Claire (Jessica Knappett), is splitting up from …
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Deadwater Fell – The DVDfever Review – David Tennant
Deadwater Fell is a four-part thriller which starts of as mysterious as the drama that it’s about to impart. Amongst a bike race taking place while all the residents look on, we see flashes of …
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Mum Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Mum is Lesley Manville‘s character, Cathy (right), coming to terms with her husband, Dave, haven’t recently passed away. As with any death, it’s not just about what still lies around the house, but little things …
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