Edgar Wright made this film first during High School. He later remade it on a budget of £10,000 and shot it entirely in the English county of Somerset. It was picked up and distributed for a couple years on VHS before disappearing into obscurity - unlike Mr Wright himself. Don't expect the snazzy editing and pace of Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz, but a fledgling director who even back then was doing a fairly decent job.

Cut away A LOT of stuff. Doing so, I accidentally created something that could actually be called an arthouse movie I guess.

In the vein of Move Along’s Story of Star Wars edit, KingSpyder uses three different video sources of the first BSG movie (1978), including David Kerin’s reworking, along with the Lorne Greene narration from the album.

This turns KILL BILL into a single sitting 3 1/2 hour experience and adds clips of Pai Mei from classic Shaw Brothers films over the campfire sequence according to Tarantino’s original screenplay.

This extends the great movie THE DOORS to the maximum. More Doors to open, new things to experience. It lights our fire.