Edgar Wright

Cut-out-and-keep Attack The Block slang reference cards

With Attack The Block currently attacking the box office here in the UK, and director Joe Cornish rubbing shoulders with Hollywood royalty, it seems a US release of our new favourite sci-fi-horror-com is inevitable. So in order to prepare our overseas chums for the onslaught of yoot speak soon to be assaulting their ears, we've prepared this handy set of cut-out-and-keep slang reference cards.

Review: Scott Pilgrim Vs The World

The next time someone tells you about how 3D is the future of cinema, sit them down in front of Scott Pilgrim Vs The World, preferably on the biggest screen you can find, and watch their jaw hit the floor. Here we have a film that's so sharp, so visually stimulating and so whip-smart, it positively crackles with energy. It may well be the best-looking movie of its generation. 3D is where it's at, huh? Spare me. The future of cinema lies in the hands of filmmakers like Edgar Wright.

New Scott Pilgrim trailer keeps the awesome coming

New scenes, new lines, new characters...same sweet, sweet feeling of 'Fucking-A'.

New Scott Pilgrim clip premiered at MTV Movie Awards

And it looks...I've already run out of positive adjectives for this film...'awesometacious'? Can we make that a word?

New Scott Pilgrim trailer is KO

"It's on like Donkey Kong," apparently.

Scott Pilgrim trailer is awesome

Head this way for a slice of fried gold.

US Spaced remake is fucking weird

I don't normally bother with telly stuff on here, basically because I don't watch it. But this showreel for the pilot of the US remake of Spaced is just too atrocious not to post.

New teasing Scott Pilgrim pics

Here's the first look at Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim Vs The World, a geek slacker comic-book adaptation. Doesn't that already sound like the kind of film that he was born to make?

Review: Shaun Of The Dead

Aside from the ridiculously high placing of the Vicar of Dibley in the BBC's recent backslapping Britain's Best Sitcoms event, perhaps the most bogus omission from the coveted list was Spaced. Channel 4's slick twentysomething flat-sharing sitcom failed even to make the top fifty despite having more cutting wit and cultural nou...