Edgarwright Stories

When flesh eating zombies are on the hunt for a bite to eat, it's up to Izuku and his best pal Eijiro to save their friends and family from becoming the next entrée. the first of the MHA Cornetto trilogy

jessie is a friend // yeah, i know he's been a good friend of mine // but lately something's changed // it ain't hard to define // jessie's got himself a girl and i want to make her mine i've been living in the darkness // shadows in my apartment, heartless // skin on my skin, what a wonderful sin // take your breath but you're asking for more // the tip of my finger is tracing your figure // just call me a thief, she was on top of me // then i left with her heart // girl you better just lock me up, because i've never been good enough // so you better just lock me up, lock me up // "SONG STORIES"

Sergeant Amber Chamberlin: an exceptional young female officer battling it out on the fields of Britain's most notorious crime hotspots, as well as establishing an effectiveness and popularity among her local community in the suburbs of Hammersmith, London. But Amber's world is about to come crashing down around her as the resolution of a bar fight at her local pub turns nasty, and she is left fighting for her life. A transfer to a small village in Gloucestershire becomes eminent, and the lack of crime in her surroundings proving too much for this young Sergeant. However, her feelings towards the village change when she meets her strangely attractive, work orientated boss, Chief Inspector Nicholas Angel and his oafish wing man, Sergeant Danny Butterman. Follow Amber on her journey through a crime less village, and her hopeless infatuation with a man more devoted to his Japanese Peace Lily then meeting a woman to fill the space in his heart.

The thirty-second entry of the 2020-2021 Film Journal is "Last Night in Soho". Yet another film delayed by the pandemic, I recount my longtime admiration for the work of this film's co-writer and director, Edgar Wright, as well as my somewhat unusual theatrical experience with this piece. Primarily, I take a deep dive into this frightening film's scary ideas about nostalgia and the patriarchy, which hit a little too close to home.