A few years after Shaun of the Dead, Wright, Pegg and Frost set out to make (and top themselves with) Hot Fuzz, a wonderfully absurd send-up of Hollywood action/police movies that's just as hilarious and entertaining as Shaun of the Dead, if not more so. I've watched this one more times than I care to mention, and that's not counting re-watching various scenes that I love.

This time, Pegg is Nicolas Angel, an overly-devoted but extremely-skilled police officer in London…

After Baby Driver, I thought it would be worth revisiting Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy. The first instalment is Shaun of the Dead, Wright's own personal love letter to zombie films that manages to combine various different genres into one slickly-crafted laugh-riot while serving as a memorable film in it's own right.

Shaun is an average guy whose life is going absolutely nowhere, and let's be honest, we all know somebody like this. He's in a rocky relationship with his girlfriend…

Edgar Wright has done it again.

I've always been a massive fan of his work since the Cornetto trilogy, so of course that Baby Driver was on my horizon for a good while. I knew I'd love it, but my expectations were surpassed immensely. Action-packed, well-cast, and brilliantly-directed from start to finish, it pretty much has everything I'd want in this kind of film. It's simply a perfect example of my love for cinema.

Anyway, a young man nicknamed 'Baby'…