By Ed Gibbs
Edgar Wright delivers a deliciously infectious, suitably absurdist ode to his unsung musical heroes.
By Simon Bland
An oral history of the beloved sitcom with Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright.
The writer/director’s psychological horror, Last Night in Soho, stars Anya Taylor-Joy and Thomasin McKenzie.
After an unpredictable summer movie season, original stories are suddenly back in demand.
Arthur Penn’s seminal crime thriller owes a lot to the likes of Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut.
By Josh Howey
The director has hinted that he might not be done with his musical heist caper just yet.
Edgar Wright’s new film is a radical reinvention of a classic Hollywood genre.
By Matt Thrift
How many of these pulse-quickening set pieces have you seen?
From Shaun of the Dead to Scott Pilgrim, we run through some of the British director’s finest moments.
Viewed today, Edgar Wright’s comic satire of small town English attitudes feels scarily prescient.
Beat-matched getaway antics are the subject of the director’s latest, which receives a toe-tappin’ first trailer.
Ansel Elgort plays a hotshot getaway driver in the director’s new film.
Lagergeddon? The hopocalypse? The bitter end? Edgar Wright and co are back for one final throw of the dice.
Although Scott Pilgrim is a hyperactive feast, its greatest strength is its studied literalism.
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