‘Shaun of the Dead’ and Finding Horror with Humor and Heart
'Shaun of the Dead' is the best horror-comedy of all time, and that's because it has the biggest heart.
Tag: Edgar Wright
We’ve Wanted This Kind of Horror Movie from Edgar Wright for a Long Time
The ‘Shaun of the Dead director isn’t laughing anymore.
Horror and Comedy are More Alike Than You Think
Watch a video essay that breaks down the horror-comedy genre.
The Next James Bond Movie of Our Mind
We imagine a future in which Edgar Wright, David Mackenzie, Alex Garland, and others direct 007.
Edgar Wright is Making a Rock Doc
Wright's first documentary project, about the band Sparks, makes perfect sense.
Why You Shouldn’t Sleep on ‘Paddington 2’ Director Paul King
If you don't already consider Paul King an equal to Edgar Wright and Taika Waititi, you will soon.
Edgar Wright Talks ‘Baby Driver’ Sequel
Baby might need some new iPods to hold all the new music coming in a sequel.
34 Things We Learned from Edgar Wright’s ‘Baby Driver’ Commentary
“If I was going to make an American crime film, I better get the details right.”
Beyond the Mixtape: The Needledrops of The Cornetto Trilogy
Edgar Wright’s best are deliciously soundtracked. When I featured Adam Tinius’ Pulp Fiction soundtrack essay, I noted that Shaun of the Dead has some of my all-time favorite needledrops and cheekily-…
Never Gonna Give You Up: A Look at Barry White’s Banger in Film
Taking a look at every time a director has used Barry White's Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up in film history.
