Cool Stuff: Grab Patrick Connan's Cornetto Trilogy Print Set And Wait For All Of This To Blow Over
Vice Press has a new Cornetto Trilogy print set available from Patrick Connan, and each one is pack with Easter eggs and a full pint.
Read MoreVice Press has a new Cornetto Trilogy print set available from Patrick Connan, and each one is pack with Easter eggs and a full pint.
Read MoreIn this edition, find out how to make a Paunch Burger from Parks and Recreation, see what VFX artists think of The World's End, and more.
Read MoreCheck out our batch of Mondo SDCC 2019 exclusive prints honoring the Golden Age of Marvel Comics, Ant-Man and the Wasp, and more.
Read MoreShaun of the Dead opened in the United Kingdom fifteen years ago today. To celebrate, here are all five Edgar Wright movies ranked.
Read MoreAset of Mondo Cornetto Trilogy Prints from artist Johnny Dombrowski were created in the style of classic sci-fi, fantasy and horror comics.
Read MoreA new batch of cool movie posters is on sale, including a Die Hard poster by Sam Gilbey, a trio of Cornetto trilogy posters by Logan Faerber and more.
Read MoreFew filmmakers fill their work with as many homages as the director of Baby Driver, so let's explore some key Edgar Wright movie references.
Read MoreIt may not be as popular or as widely beloved as his other films, but The World's End is clearly Edgar Wright's best movie.
Read MoreWith Baby Driver in theaters now, we count down the 10 best Edgar Wright movie scenes, from the funny to sad to the action-packed.
Read MoreBaby Driver is built around its soundtrack, but as our list of the best Edgar Wright musical moments showcases, he's always had a knack for this.
Read MoreWith Baby Driver out this week, let's count down the 13 (or rather, 13-ish) best Edgar Wright characters from across his movies.
Read MoreCheck out this Edgar Wright music reel that assembles some of the finest musical moments the filmmaker has had in film, television and music videos.
Read MoreHow to Do Visual Comedy Like Edgar Wright is a video essay showing the director's skills at making jokes out of direction. Watch Edgar Wright comedy here
Read MoreEdgar Wright's The World End opened in August 2013. Rewind two years before that to the time when the film was early in development, and he and co-writer Simon Pegg basically had the whole thing figured out. Pegg took to Twitter to post an awesome close-up of his and Wright's rough, very early outline from August…
Read MoreThe first time I saw Edgar Wright's Shaun of the Dead, I was blown away by the close-ups. They seemed to bombard me at every turn in the film, their rapid-fire nature grabbing me by the metaphorical collar and pulling me face first into the next scene. Wright went on to make several more films…
Read MoreNo year in cinema ever shapes up exactly the way we'd expect. In fact, it'd be boring if one did. Still, when faced with the promise of a whole new year of movies, I can't help try and predict which ones I'll love or hate. I put my best guesses in list form last year,…
Read MoreShorter crops aren't coming in the form of the perfectly styled looks anymore. Instead, things are looking a whole lot more casual
Read MoreThanksgiving was over a month ago, but now seems as good a time as any to thank the cinema gods for the fantastic films we got in 2013. With the usual caveats that this is more of a personal "favorites" list than an objective "best of" list, and that there are plenty of great films…
Read MoreThe three films and one TV show from Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost are notable for their entertaining engagement of well-known genre ideas, and for the way that they subvert some of the typical uses of those ideas to examine friendship and personal growth. But, let’s face it, the films resonate with audiences…
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Read MoreIn part one of my interview with Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, we talked about how The World's End began. In part two, we're going to talk about how it ends. Hopefully, lots of you caught part three of the Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy this past weekend. If you did, you might have…
Read MoreDave, Devindra, and Germain discuss why you should watch Mud and Short Term 12, the laziness of End of Watch, and the irrational nerd rage around this week's Batman casting news. Be sure to read up on why humanity is coming to an end soon. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. Also, like us on…
Read MoreWhether you're depicting an ugly urban dystopia, or merely the end of the world as we know it, a lot of work goes into crafting scenes worthy of splashy summer releases. Today, we have two videos that show just what that labor entails. A new featurette spotlights the special effects of Neill Blomkamp's Elysium, while…
Read MoreEdgar Wright's new film, the final chapter in the loose trilogy of films that also includes Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, is The World's End. The movie opened outside the US earlier this summer, but this weekend it hits the States. The story of five friends (Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Martin Freeman, Eddie…
Read MoreWhen Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost made Shaun of the Dead, they never could have foreseen this. To them, Shaun was merely a clever, fun manifestation of their love for zombie movies, and a way to make something outside of television. The group didn't think anyone would even really see it. Instead, everyone…
Read MoreThe week is finally here. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright's conclusion to the Cornetto Trilogy, The World's End, finally opens everywhere on Friday August 23. To commemorate the occasion fans can buy that Mondo Shaun of the Dead poster, see full Trilogy on the big screen, or attend a Wright-centric art show. But that's…
Read MoreIn just over one week, Edgar Wright's fourth feature film, The World's End, hits theaters in the US. That's as good an excuse as any to look back at Wright's previous films and celebrate our shared love of them. Those films, of course, are Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and Scott Pilgrim vs. The…
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