Closing Time is the third in a new series of Play For Today on Channel 5, and love may be in the air… It’s a simple tale of boy fancies girl, namely takeaway worker Mo (Antonio Aakeel – Too Much) with ...

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For the most part, when it takes place in the house of Kimball, Animals feels like watching a stage play, but while I’ll ...

Matchbox: The Movie – A bizarre premise, but I felt if there’s anyone who can make it work, John Cena can… After an opening scene, set in 1997, during which Bill Camp pops up, because Bill Camp is in ...

Below opens in Newfoundland, 1986, where young Calvin Penney and his family are transporting everything they’ve got for a new life. However, this also includes their house, during which… hang on, why ...

However, with everything near to Carrie simply trembling every time she gets stressed, falling rocks being seen happening ...

Pierre… Pierre Jeffreys… He’s an on-call duty solicitor, which often means an early morning wake-up call.. well, it’s the middle of the night, really. In the opener, playe ...

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The Reluctant Vampire is basically what CBBC would be showing, but in the age of cuts to the BBC, I’m not sure anything new is even made for that channel, these days. The BBC st ...

Digger… This looked great from the trailers, but there’s something we weren’t told in advance – which is partly what nuked ...

Village Idiot is the second in a new series of Play For Today on Channel 5, and the equivalent of HS2 is running through the village of Crosham. Barbara’s (Phyllis Logan – A Taste for Murder) house is ...

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