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Havoc is a film that’ll win zero Oscars for originality, but if there was an award for brutal body count, it’d easily be in the running. Homicide cop Patrick Walker (Tom Hardy – Mobland) is …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of WICKED PART I
Wicked Part I (yes, there’s more to come!) opens with the news that… DING! DONG! THE WITCH IS DEAD! No, not Thatcher again, but Glinda The Good (Ariana Grande (Don’t Look Up), using her full …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of ELLIS on CHANNEL 5!
Ellis is not, sadly, a prequel featuring the character in Die Hard who tried to pretend he was John McClane’s friend, while talking to Hans Gruber and Karl, but a new TV detective played by …
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Lost Boys And Fairies – Official Trailer – BBC1 – Sion Daniel Young
Lost Boys And Fairies is a forthcoming drama series on BBC1, starring Sion Daniel Young. Synopsis: Queer performance artist extraordinaire Gabriel and his partner Andy long to adopt a child. But Gabriel’s own history of …
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Showtrial – The DVDfever Review – Celine Buckens – BBC drama
Showtrial is another of those dramas billed as coming from the makers of Line of Duty – or, at least, the production company in this case. Vigil was the same. Thanks sank like a stone …
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Revolution Of The Daleks – Doctor Who – New Year 2021 Special – The DVDfever Review
Revolution Of The Daleks follows on from The Timeless Children, just after The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) has been imprisoned in an impossible fortress, and now the Daleks are returning. Yes, the bloody Daleks, again. Every …
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It Takes You Away – Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 9 – The DVDfever Review
It Takes You Away is the ninth – and penultimate – episode of Doctor Who Series 11, and it took the Doctor and the Scooby Doo gang away to spooky house in a forest in …
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Informer Series 1 – The DVDfever Review – Paddy Considine
Informer is a series where, upon seeing the title, I can never think of anything other than the 1992 rap by Snow of the same name, but now I’ve also reminded you of that, on …
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