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  • Empire Australasia

    2004

    Sep 01, 2019 2 minutes
    CHRIS HEWITT

    EDGAR WRIGHT AND Simon Pegg’s romzomcom is that rarest of things: a universally beloved British horror comedy. Perhaps it connected because of its whip-smarts and its whip-pans. Or its emphasis on character work amidst the gore. Or maybe because it’s really, really funny. Either way, it launched Wright and Pegg’s

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