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Simon Crust
Simon is a movie reviewer for AVForums and has been writing for the site since way back in 2005, having had a few years on other publications before.
He's covered every disc format across the decades, from DVD to HD DVD, Blu-ray to 4K UHD, and with ever evolving technology now finds himself preferring his own home 'cinema' experience to the real cinema.
With horror as his favourite genre, and as more than a little bit of a Doctor Who fan, Simon has enjoyed the diversity of reviewing with all its pitfalls and hidden gems.
Frank Darabont's treatment of Stephen King's novels is second to none, and The Green Mile is one of the best, coming to 4K with an image that needs a little help from John Coffey himself.
Plants. They're everywhere. We eat them. They clean the air we breathe. So, the Beeb and Sir Dave take a closer look at their struggle for survival in the stunning new documentary The Green Planet.
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City 4K Blu-ray Review
by Simon Crust
Resident Evil gets a reboot based on the rebooted RE2 game, and while it looks and sounds tremendous, you might be better off playing the game instead.
The inscrutable and enigmatic, yet strangely accessible Mulholland Drive from David Lynch gets a spectacular 4K upgrade in typically lavish style from Studiocanal, just in time for the film's 20th anniversary
Bergman's hugely influential and classically inscrutable, The Seventh Seal, comes to 4K Blu-ray in a stunning transfer - Death has never looked so good.
Do action films get any bigger? Not according to the trailer. The Guns of Navarone comes to UHD with a native 4K image and Dolby Atmos - did the biggest just get even bigger?
Who would have thought Don't Breathe needed a sequel? Well apparently it did so the poor blind Navy veteran is once again put through the ringer, with a Dolby Atmos track to die for.
We take a look at the awesome Columbia Classics Collection Volume 2. This time the film that might just be worth getting the whole set for: Taxi Driver.
The aliens are back hunting anything that makes a noise in A Quiet Place Part II, a direct sequel that captures much of the magic of the original and given a stunning 4K release.