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1 week ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
#1 Read the The Quatermass Xperiment 4K Blu-ray Review. Hammer Films delever the goods on one of their most famous films, a spectacular set that firmly places them on the map! Write your own review for The Quatermass Xperiment Simon Crust 4K Blu-ray Reviewer The Best UHD and Blu-ray Resource AVForums Movie Reviews My opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the AVForums or the associated websites. #2 Thanks Simon, spot on review of the package as a whole, it really is superb. I...
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1 week ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
The Quatermass Xperiment Movie Review When Nigel Kneale wrote the first Quatermass serial for TV in 1953 he was a staff writer for the BBC.
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1 week ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
Talk to Me Movie Review It’s really interesting to listen to the directing brothers Danny and Michael Philippou, apart from the fact they sound exactly the same, their enthusiasm, and non-traditional route into the film industry makes for a compelling story, especially from their native Australia.
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1 week ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
#1 Read the Talk to Me 4K Blu-ray Review. Aussie directing brothers deliver a stonking debue horror that is given a throughly good limited edition set from Second Sight - but what is missing? Write your own review for Talk to Me (2022) Simon Crust 4K Blu-ray Reviewer The Best UHD and Blu-ray Resource My opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the AVForums or the associated websites....
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3 weeks ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
Darling Movie Review I guess if you had to sum up John Schlesinger’s multi-award winning 1965 film, Darling, in one line it would be: “be careful what you wish for”.
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3 weeks ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
#1 Read the Darling 4K Blu-ray Review. Multi-award-winning Darling comes to 4K from Studiocanal, looking and sounding stunning. Write your own review for Darling (1965) Simon Crust 4K Blu-ray Reviewer The Best UHD and Blu-ray Resource My opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the AVForums or the associated websites....
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1 month ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
Ugetsu Movie Review By the time 1953 came along, director Kenji Mizoguchi was already a hugely respected film maker with eighty something movies to his name. With breakout films from Kurosawa making waves in the international market, it was not long before Mizoguchi’s name was also being mentioned with the same awe and reverence.
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1 month ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
#1 Read the Ugetsu 4K Blu-ray Review. Along with Kurosawa, director Kenji Mizoguchi is a powerhouse of Japanese cinema and Criterion bring one of his best to 4K. Write your own review for Ugetsu (1953) Simon Crust 4K Blu-ray Reviewer The Best UHD and Blu-ray Resource AVForums Movie Reviews My opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the AVForums or the associated websites. #2 Thanks Simon, I've not seen this and was complementing a blind buy based on the strength of your review....
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1 month ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
#2 Just curious about the lack of HDR, a decision by the restoration team? Other films from this era have successfully implemented HDR so do we know why it wasn't used here? #3 In my to watch tonight. Thanks for the review. Samsung Q90R 65”, Panasonic dp‑ub820 UHD player , Sony STR‑DN1080 Amp , Bowers & Wilkins 607 S2 Standmount Speakers, Bowers & Wilkins HTM6 Centre Speaker, Polk Primus HTS 10 Subwoofer, Dali Alteco C1 Atmos speakers, Polk S10E satellite surrounds #4 Can anyone recommend the...
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1 month ago | 
avforums.com | Simon Crust
Shatter Movie Review Every problem that can be pointed at the kung-fu/mob action film hybrid, Shatter, was already known long before it hit the theatres way back in 1974.
