At long last, Episode 200 of The Monster Scifi Show Podcast has arrived. For this special podcast, Mr. Gene and I give our special commentary for Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. While I did not like this Edgar Wright movie, Mr. Gene took the lead for this podcast to change
A film about heists and car chases isn’t normally the kind of movie that immediately catches my interest. However, “Baby Driver” had something special going for it, and that’s the magic words “written and directed by Edgar Wright.” I’ve been a fan of Wright’s since I saw his quirky zombie
With the release of Ant-Man, Marvel wraps up Phase 2. How does the diminutive hero compare to the Avengers? Where does it fit into the larger MCU? And how is the final product different from what Edgar Wright might have done? Join John and Jen for all this and Dubsmash
On this episode, the ESO crew attempts an epic theater crawl to review three films, starting with Shaun of the Dead, advancing to Hot Fuzz, and concluding at The World’s End. The six friends (who had no idea one another existed while they were in high school) undertaking this quest
By Ashley Bergner Box Office Buzz When Gary King was a teenager, he was the king of “cool.” As a sort of James Dean “Rebel Without a Cause” figure, his friends idolized him and looked up to him as a leader. The only problem is, Gary is now well past
The ESO crew heads back to the theater to review Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost’s Cornetto trilogy of movies; Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead, and The End of the World. We’ll take a look at all three films, which are returning to theaters on August 22nd. You
by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool.com Kolchak was born in a novel, then came to TV in a pair of telemovies with scripts by Richard Matheson. These were then spun out into a monster of the week mystery show. By the time I was old enough to watch it, or
