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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.
It may not be Bong Joon Ho’s best film, but Parasite will be his most well known thanks to its Best Picture Oscar award; and it doesn't disappoint in 4K.
Top 10 Halloween Movies on Amazon, Netflix and 4K Blu-ray
by Simon Crust
Halloween is the perfect opportunity to dust off those horror movies and give yourself a good scare! Check out our 10 Halloween Horror films guaranteed to have you screaming!
We turn our attention to the penultimate disc in the amazing Columbia Classic Box Set, A League of their Own, whose 4K makeover knocks the ball out of the park!
Continuing our look through the Columbia Classics Box Set we come to Richard Attenborough's epic Gandhi, whose lavish photography in native 4K and Dolby Atmos makeover, leave you breathless.
Continuing our look at the Columbia Classics Box Set, we enjoy Mr Smith Goes to Washington; full of charm and belying its age with a stunning native 4K image.
We are taking a look through the whole of the Columbia Classics box set in all its glory; first up Jerry Maguire, which looks and sounds terrific in native 4K.
Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens 4K Blu-ray Review
by Simon Crust
Breathing life back into the Star Wars Universe, Episode VII had a lot riding on its shoulders, thankfully it delivers, and so too does this 4K release.
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi 4K Blu-ray Review
by Simon Crust
Concluding our look at the Original Trilogy on 4K we come to the slippery slope that is Return of the Jedi, whose image has been thwarted by the Empire.