Edgar Wright reveals the first details of his new film

Empire has an exclusive on Edgar Wright's new film in his latest issue. The magazine has usefully shared some details about the still untitled film, a horror project taking place in London. There will not be a lot of laughter in this one, however, as they say psychological thriller in the same sense as Do not look now and Repulsion.

"I realized that I had never shot a film about central London, especially Soho, where I spent a lot of time over the past 25 years," Wright told the magazine. "With Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the dead you make movies on places where you lived. This film talks about the London in which I have existed. "

The trilogy of Cornetto and Baby Driver The director writes the screenplay, which has a female role, withPenny Dreadful personal writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns. Wilson-Cairns has recently been linked to Sam Mendes' script for 1917, and also seems to have written his own bio IMDb. We share some of it here for no other reason than our love story that has lasted a lifetime with anecdotes about research:

Krysty Wilson-Cairns was trained at the National Film and Television School in London. She likes to write scripts, tell stories and write about herself in the third person.

Born and raised in Glasgow, Krysty has been telling stories for many years, but they often have to do with what happened to her mother's gin and why the dog wears a polo shirt. Finally, she found a productive outlet for her film-making stories and spent her formative years writing sketches and shorts to shoot with friends.

If she actually wrote this, she might be our new favorite person.

The new News of Wright movie comes after he revealed to / film last November that he had spoken to John Landis "years ago" of making a remake of American werewolf in Londonwell before the son of the original director, M ** L *****, is involved:

"There was no script, just the idea of ​​doing it. [Landis], that I like, asked me and I said that it was a perfect film for me and that I have nothing to add to it. "

It is hoped that further details on this new film will be provided soon, as production is expected to begin this summer, probably in the UK.