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Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Shaun of the Dead) talks to Tom about “Scott Pilgrim Takes Off,” a new animated spin-off of his beloved film “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.” Plus, he tells us what it's been like to watch the cast of that movie go on to build massive careers, and where he draws his directorial inspiration from.

Join Marty Schwartz (a great examination of a collapsing psyche) and Scott Sharplin (his milkshake brings all the boys to the yard) as they upend cinema history… Canadian style! Core Connections:Mean Girls (2004, Dir. Mark Waters)Waydowntown (2000, Dir. Gary Burns)Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010, Dir. Edgar Wright) Connective Cameos:Run Lola Run (1998, Dir. Tom Tykwer)Road to the Lemon Grove (2018, Dir. Dale Hildebrand)Encino Man (1992, Dir. Les Mayfield)Easy A (2010, Dir. Will Gluck)American Pie (1999, Dir. Paul Weitz)Legally Blonde (2001, Dir. Robert Luketic)Black Christmas (2006, Dir. Glen Morgan)Catch-22 (1970, Dir. Mike Nichols)Office Space (1999, Dir. Mike Judge)Shaun of the Dead (2004, Dir. Edgar Wright)Hot Fuzz (2007, Dir. Edgar Wright)The World's End (2013, Dir. Edgar Wright)Baby Driver (2017, Dir. Edgar Wright)Superbad (2007, Dir. Greg Mottola)Chinatown (1974, Dir. Roman Polanski)Ant-Man (2015, Dir. Peyton Reed)Deadpool (2016, Dir. Tim Miller)Kick Ass (2010, Dir. Matthew Vaughn)Sin City (2005, Dir. Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez)Superman Returns (2006, Dir. Bryan Singer)Captain Marvel (2019, Dir. Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck)Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Dir. Joe Johnston)The Eternals (2021, Dir. Chloé Zhao)Mean Girls 2 (2011, Dir. Melanie Mayron)Father of the Bride (1991, Dir. Charles Shyer)Wayne's World (1992, Dir. Penelope Spheeris)It's Pat: The Movie (1994, Dir. Adam Bernstein)Bean (2007, Dir. Mel Smith)Super Mario Bros. (Dir. Annabel Jankel and Rocky Morton)Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever (2014, Dir. Tim Hill) Linked Film Count: 536

Host Josephine Green Zhang interviews Last Night in Soho screenwriter-director Edgar Wright (Baby Driver) & co-screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns (1917) about how they stepped back in time to revisit '60s London in their recent horror thriller.

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Sam Clements talks to writer-director Edgar Wright about his new film, Last Night In Soho starting Anya Taylor Joy and Thomasin McKenzie.  Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie, Jojo Rabbit) is a young woman in modern London, passionate about fashion design but feeling out of touch with her lifestyle. One night, a mysterious force somehow transports back in time to 1966, where she finds her idol-slash-muse – a blonde, beguiling pop singer named Sandy (Anya Taylor Joy, The Queen's Gambit). Captivated by the sights and sounds of her new life, including encountering the roguish Jack (Matt Smith), Eloise is lured in, but slowly begins to realise that the past is not what it appears to be – with chilling consequences. From director Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World), Last Night In Soho is a mysterious psychological horror filled with stylishly suspenseful secrets

Kino Plus ausnahmsweise mal ohne Schröck, dafür aber mit einer ganzen Menge Filmen und News, die euch diesmal von Antje, Sandro und Tom Luther (Drop Mag) präsentiert werden. Letzterer hat TITANE-Regisseuring Julia Ducournau für uns interviewt. Über den neuen, kontroversen Film der Raw-Regisseurin muss natürlich ausgiebig diskutiert werden. Bevor die drei über weitere Kinostarts plaudern, geht es noch um SQUID GAME und NO TIME TO DIE, während Antje und Sandro euch verraten, ob die zweite Staffel von LAST ONE LAUGHING und THE LAST DUEL, der neue Film von Ridley Scott, empfehlenswert sind. Neben TITANE starten noch die beiden deutschen Produktionen HINTERLAND und DAS HAUS im Kino, während ihr euch mit A DARK SONG einen etwas anderen Ritual-Horrorfilm im Kino ansehen könnt. Zu guter Letzt wird auch THE SPARKS BROTHERS ins Kino gebracht. Die neue Dokumentation von EDGAR WRIGHT (Baby Driver, Shaun of the Dead) thematisiert eine einflussreiche Band, die seiner Meinung nach viel zu wenig Menschen kennen und hören. Wer nichts in den Kinostarts findet, dürfte bei STREAM IT fündig werden: MOVIES THAT MADE US geht in die dritte Staffel und erzählt die Produktions-Hintergründe von Klassikern wie ALIENS, ROBOCOP, DER WEIHNACHTSELF, A NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS, NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, DER PRINZ AUS ZAMUNDA und FREITAG DER 13. Ebenfalls auf Netflix läuft nun der 23. POKÉMON-Film: GEHEIMNISSE DES DSCHUNGELS. Sandro erzählt euch derweil, ob es sich als Wrestling-Fan lohnt, in den interaktiven Film ESCAPE THE UNDERTAKER reinzuschauen. In den weiteren Streaming-Tipps empfehlen die drei euch EYES WIDE SHUT, DAS WUNDER VON BERN und HERR LEHMANN, während BLACK WIDOW und DIE FANTASTISCHE REISE DES DR. DOLITTLE nun ebenfalls per Streaming zu sehen sind. Bevor es um die News geht, finden sich auch in den Mediatheken einige gute Filme wie FREIES LAND, DAS SCHWEIGENDE KLASSENZIMMER, DIE FABELHAFTE WELT DER AMELIE und GELIEFERT.

Fred Hampton's cathartic words “I am a revolutionary” became a rallying call in 1969. As chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party, Hampton demanded all power to the people and inspired a growing movement of solidarity, prompting the FBI to consider him a threat and to plant informant William O'Neal to infiltrate the party. JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH not only recounts Hampton's legacy and the FBI's conspiring but also gives equal footing to the man who became infamous for his betrayal—highlighting the systems of inequality and oppression that fed both of their roles.Director: Shaka King Producer: Ryan Coogler, Charles D. King, Shaka King FOLLOW USFollow Daniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Shahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow The Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and YouTube

Sparks is your favorite band's favorite band, and soon to be yours too. Whether or not you're aware of it, Sparks likely had a hand in something you're fond of. This is a band that has been in the background of almost every art form across the last 50 years. Growing up in the '60s, Los Angeles brothers Ron and Russell got by on a heavy diet of popcorn matinees and pop music until the spotlight of school talent shows illuminated their way on a musical journey that has so far spawned 25 studio albums.Director: Edgar WrightFOLLOW USFollow Daniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Shahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow The Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and YouTube

The gang geeks out SpaceX's first US astronaut rocket launch & trip to the International Space Station, the HBOMax launch, Netflix's Space Force and Never Have I Ever, and Chris Erskine says goodbye to the Los Angeles Times. ******************************************************* In May, we celebrate the works of Edgar Wright. Tonight's Film:  Baby Driver ******************************************************* Brew of the Day:  "Chelada: Limon y Sal" by Modelo ******************************************************* Beat of the Week:  "S.O.T.L. (Silence of the Lambs)" by Ludacris (featuring Lil Wayne) Be sure to check out the Geeks and Beats playlist on Apple Music and Spotify. ******************************************************* Stalk Us: Website:  www.geeksandbrews.com Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Leave no beer behind and wash your f**king hands! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeksandbrews/message

Truly, this film is legendary. With performances by Simon Pegg (Star Trek, The World's End, Hot Fuzz) and Nick Frost (Paul, Attack the Block, Into the Badlands) that have been often imitated, but never duplicated. Atop a stellar script by Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim) and Pegg, there is very little to change, even from the most critical perspective. Originally, this started out as a bit in an episode of Spaced, where Pegg, Frost, and Wright worked together. There, the idea to create a full length zombie feature was conceived, with a one-page Word Document on Wright's computer.  Everything in the film seems so deliberate from the camera angles to the quick edits. We discuss Wright and Pegg's cameo in George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, which also paid tribute to Day of the Dead in its own unique way. The references and homage does not end there, with other nods to the like of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Lucio Fulci, Dawn of the Dead, and more.  The film even features a bit part for Martin Freeman, who would go on to be in The Hobbit, Captain America: Civil War, and Sherlock.  This week's "Hidden Track" is by Adrianna Krikl. She has been kind enough to provide us with cassettes of her newest release. To enter to win, just take a screen cap showing that you are listening to her music or following her on social media, then send it to us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or at slasherspod@gmail.com.  Hidden Track: https://www.instagram.com/adriannakrikl/ https://www.facebook.com/kriklmusic/ https://twitter.com/adriannakrikl www.adriannakrikl.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Z4kmc6XO62fbCU8ww2SXv?si=tLn_U2DFTWyRRV6UEc1dpg If you ever have feedback or recommendations on future episodes, please let us know at slasherspod@gmail.com. You can always find us on our social media: Instagram, Twitter, Slasher App: @slasherspod Facebook: /slasherspod Reddit: u/slasherspod https://www.youtube.com/c/slasherspodcast horror, horror comedy, rom com, romantic comedy, zombies, undead, living dead, dark comedy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherspod/support

Savannah Pope New Release - STOP PRESS We had a last-minute inclusion to the show this week. Friend of the show Savannah Pope has a new release just yesterday (30th November 2018). Because of this, Savannah's publicist Lesley Zimmerman reached out to us to give us the heads up on the new release. It meant some dashing to the studio to do an out of hours edit, but to us, and hopefully our listeners, it was worth it. The rest of the show has new music from The Lone Bellow among other delights. In addition, we welcome Jordan to the show to introduce his Listener Recommendation by Tom Misch. In addition, Tobin hits us with new music from Big Wild and I get all retrospect with my vinyl spin of Rodney O and Joe Cooley. Furthermore, Sigur Rós bookend the show. Firstly though, before we get cracking please take a moment to drop by Facebook and give us a like. Secondly, try out our Instagram channel too. Our social media is the place to keep up with day-to-day happenings here at Record Box HQ. Track Listing Glósóli Sigur RósYou Don't Know How Lucky You Are Keaton HensonMaker Big WildWake Up This Day (featuring Jordan Rakei) Tom MischYou Can Be All Kinds of Emotional The Lone BellowSay It Loud Rodney O & Joe CooleyDaddy Issues Savannah Pope LAST MINUTE PRE RELEASE ADDITIONStarálfur Sigur Rós Savannah Pope Official Press Release ROCK SINGER-SONGWRITER SAVANNAH POPE TO RELEASE “DADDY ISSUES” ON NOVEMBER 30; IT'S THE SECOND SINGLE FROM HER UPCOMING FULL-LENGTH ALBUM, DUE OUT IN EARLY 2019 Los Angeles, CA: Rock singer-songwriter Savannah Pope, formerly the lead vocalist of SpaceCream, is proud to announce the release of her new single, “Daddy Issues,” on November 30 2018. This is the second single to be released from her upcoming full-length album, due out in early 2019. "Daddy Issues" rocks hard, and the song highlights Savannah’s powerful, soaring vocal range. It follows a man and a woman, both of whom are very damaged.  Through two separate perspectives, “Daddy Issues” explores the ways in which father figures affect the emotional and romantic lives of their children, and how difficult such generational cycles are to break. Check out "Daddy Issues" HERE According to Savannah, “'Daddy Issues' is largely about toxic masculinity. Let me be clear: by ‘toxic masculinity,’ I don't mean to say that men are inherently, or as a whole, pernicious. On the contrary, the song is about the fallout of defining masculinity by a limited palette of self-expression. Traditionally, men have been taught to be emotionally cut-off. They’ve been taught that anger is the only acceptable form of acting out. At the same time, being a man comes with certain societal advantages. In my opinion, this strange cocktail of constraint and privilege does a lot of damage that gets passed down generation to generation.” More about Savannah... Savannah makes incendiary, soulful rock music, and her songs boast stunning lyricism and vocal power. Her stage presence is larger than life, and should be experienced firsthand by any music lover. Influenced by such luminaries as David Bowie, Amy Winehouse, Lou Reed, Queen, Joni Mitchell, Gossip, Rocky Horror Picture Show and Heart, Savannah’s music blends classic rock elements with a unique modern sensibility. Savannah has been named by the LA Weekly as one of the top artists to see in Los Angeles. Until one year ago, she was the vocalist and leader of glam rock band SpaceCream, which won the Battle for Vans Warped Tour in 2014 and released the acclaimed album Pterodactyl Sky in 2016. Savannah has performed at LA Fashion Week and opened for international artists like Starcrawler. The release of her last single and music video saw glowing press response and social media endorsement by public figures like director Edgar Wright ("Baby Driver") and Lyndsey Parker (Yahoo! Music Editor and Sirius XM host). Perhaps the best way to immerse oneself in Savannah’s world is to see her bring her music ...

Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim, Hot Fuzz) is a writer and director, especially known for his brilliant use of music in film. So clearly we had to create a thoughtful playlist about great musical moments in movies... YEAH RIGHT we made a playlist of fuckjams for 15 year olds in 1989! Forget getting over crushes this week - get INTO them, in the most blindly adolescent way you can muster! Follow @CoolPlaylistPod and @ElizaSkinner on twitter! Check out coolplaylistpod.com to find today's playlist and more!

M2 Founders/Writers/Directors Adam Martin + Eben Matthews pimp tomorrow's appearance on The Brett Davern Show Tomorrow, November 27th. Fire up your pod catchers for that or watch live on YouTube - www.youtube.com/brettdavernshow ! It's gonna be fun! idobi.com/news/the-brett-daver…est-lineup-116-1110/ Additionally we discuss Adam's history with Edgar Wright (Baby Driver), our (ignorant)feelings towards The Justice League and much more geeky stuff. That's just how we do. Get the DeadTown App : www.M2.ninja/app You can see more of what we're up to here: www.M2.ninja www.instagram.com/m2action www.facebook.com/m2action www.patreon.com/m2action --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mythmakers/message

No MeiaEntradaCast dessa semana, Renan Fileto, Lucas Severo e Bruno Ferraz se unem para debater o mais novo filme de Edgar Wright: Baby Driver! Venha para o programa e se prepare para saber: 1) mais sobre o diretor, 2) porque você DEVE ouvir a trilha sonora do filme 3) e quais os acertos e erros […]

This week the Cota siblings jump behind the wheel of Baby Driver!  Directed by the phenomenal Edgar Wright Baby Driver tells the story of a young driver, trying to get out of his life of crime and spend the rest of his time with the woman of his dreams.  Unfortunately, the life keeps dragging him back in.  Spoilers for this fairly new movie.  Also in this episode Suesie recounts Frank's online dating life.  Frank's got a hum in the drum which is what makes him the best.  Intro is Neat Neat Neat by the Damned.  Outro is Was he slow? by Kid Koala. If you e-mail us questions we'll answer them on the podcast.  Just hit us up at realteengirltalk@gmail.com. Please rate, review and subscribde to us on iTunes! It really helps us!

This week the Cota siblings jump behind the wheel of Baby Driver!  Directed by the phenomenal Edgar Wright Baby Driver tells the story of a young driver, trying to get out of his life of crime and spend the rest of his time with the woman of his dreams.  Unfortunately, the life keeps dragging him back in.  Spoilers for this fairly new movie.  Also in this episode Suesie recounts Frank's online dating life.  Frank's got a hum in the drum which is what makes him the best.  Intro is Neat Neat Neat by the Damned.  Outro is Was he slow? by Kid Koala. If you e-mail us questions we'll answer them on the podcast.  Just hit us up at realteengirltalk@gmail.com. Please rate, review and subscribde to us on iTunes! It really helps us!

This week filmmaker Edgar Wright recalls lessons learned on movies like "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" and "Ant-Man" and discusses his exciting new film "Baby Driver." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers