Edgar Wright's Journey in Horror

Edgar Wright, renowned for his distinct filmmaking style, recounts his early experiences with horror, particularly his encounters with George Romero's films. His fascination began in his childhood, as he absorbed horror narratives through publications like Starburst before actually viewing the films. Wright’s analysis highlights how Romero’s zombie films shaped his understanding of the genre, especially favoring 'Dawn of the Dead' for its adventurous elements despite its horrific premise. His formative view of horror is characterized by a blend of fear and intrigue, framing it as both a subject of obsession and a cinematic adventure.