The Party only runs for five episodes, but from the off, you can feel it’s being incredibly dragged out. Firstly, it goes back to 1997, when the young Martin Gilmour (Jonathan Houlston) was accepted to …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of BAD APPLES!
Bad Apples is likely to appear on your cinema screen after you’ve seen an advert for “Get Into Teaching”, at which point put-upon primary school teacher Maria Spencer (Saoirse Ronan – See How They Run) …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of FALLING on CHANNEL 4!
Falling brings us into the religious world, where nun Anna (Keeley Hawes – The Assassin) and priest David (Paapa Essiedu – Babies) meet because he’s going to take a group of young girls to her …
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The Pact – The DVDfever Review – Laura Fraser – BBC drama
The Pact centres around a group of friends working at a brewery, led by Laura Fraser (Traces) as Alice, who tries to apply for the supervisor position, but boss Jack (Aneurin Barnard) is such a …
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Grace: Dead Simple – The DVDfever Review – John Simm – ITV drama
Grace… Det Supt Roy Grace… John Simm plays the latest ITV detective, whose surname makes the entire title of the drama. He’s a troubled detective, like them all, but in his case, his wife went …
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Anthony – The DVDfever Review – BBC drama – Jimmy McGovern
Anthony is a Jimmy McGovern drama centred around Anthony Walker (portrayed by Toheeb Jimoh), a young man of just 18 who was murdered in an unprovoked, and racially-motivated attack on 30th July, 2005 in Huyton, …
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Dredd 3D – The DVDfever Review
Dredd 3D – When it was first announced as being in production, the first question was… “Isn’t there a Judge Dredd film already?”, while the second one was, “But wasn’t it a bit shit?”. Well, …
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