"All the Wright Moves," a limited series podcast from the Director's Chair Podcast Network, hosted by Trucker Andy with guest Ryan Rebalkin, dives into the filmography of Edgar Wright, beginning with his obscure 1995 debut, A Fistful of Fingers. This episode explores the film’s significance as a comedic, low-budget parody of spaghetti westerns, showcasing Wright’s early directorial promise despite its amateurish execution. The discussion highlights the film’s clever gags, Monty Python and Looney Tunes influences, and its role as a proof-of-concept that paved the way for Wright’s later successes like Shaun of the Dead and the Cornetto Trilogy. The hosts also touch on Wright’s transition to the acclaimed sitcom Spaced, his collaboration with Simon Pegg, and their anticipation for his upcoming The Running Man adaptation, emphasizing Wright’s passion for film and his unique comedic voice