Last Night in Soho review – Edgar Wright's entertaining Valhalla of ...

Thomasin McKenzie, Anya Taylor-Joy and Matt Smith star in a horror-thriller that takes a trip to the sleazy heart of London's past.

British writer-director Edgar Wright takes a grab-bag of 1960s ingredients, paints them up and makes them dance to his tune. His film is ...

Last Night in Soho isn't very funny, but it isn't scary either, which, for a movie riffing so laboriously on the structure and iconography of ...

Eloise "Ellie" Turner (Thomasin McKenzie), the wide-eyed protagonist at the heart of director Edgar Wright's stylish yet thematically inert ...

With glimpses of Edgar Wright at his best, Last Night in Soho is let down by poor writing and the muddled execution of its premise.

We review the new thriller from the madcap brain that brought us one of the greatest comic book adaptations.

For director Edgar Wright, he's now using his clout to explore a genre of cinema he's never fully embraced before: horror. Last Night in Soho is ...

Instead of moping around and stuffing my face with Kit-Kats, I watched Edgar Wright's “Last Night in Soho” — a colorful, mysteriously groovy, ...

Last Night in Soho, review: not the psychological horror Edgar Wright seems to think it is · Patrick Heardman · Read More.

Last Night In Soho is far from flawless, but it proves a fun and fascinating step forward in Wright's oeuvre. Much like the fashions of the ...