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60 of 208 · most liked firstI absolutely LOVE that LAST NIGHT IN SOHO is Terence Stamp's last film. It's a great film, made by a director who admired him, a cast that felt lucky to work with him, for an audience that cherished getting to see him again. Few actors get that kind of swan song. And to share it w/Diana Rigg? Poetry
unlabelledView post →Movie Of The Day... Last Night in Soho (2021) 💜
unlabelledView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 Last Night in Soho (2021) By James Paterson
unlabelledView post →Last Night in Soho (2021) Directed by Edgar Wright
unlabelledView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥 Last Night in Soho (2021) By Robert Bruno
unlabelledView post →RIP #TerenceStamp (1938-1925) Nom. for an Oscar in his first film BILLY BUD. Won a Globe. Won the Cannes Award for Best Actor in THE COLLECTOR. Unforgettable in THE ADVENTURES OF PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESSERT. Last saw him in LAST NIGHT IN SOHO, his final film. #TCMParty #FilmSky📽️ #MovieSky
unlabelledView post →Post a movie that doesn’t get enough love but should! Last Night in Soho
unlabelledView post →The winner is my friend who took a date to see Last Night in Soho because he thought it'd be like an Edgar Wright movie full of chintzy 60s aesthetics. Instead it's a very rough watch about the sexual exploitation of women snd the trauma it causes. His date never spoke to him again after it
unlabelledView post →Share a horror movie title that begins with the letter “L” 🎥 L is for… Last Night in Soho 💜
unlabelledView post →To date, Wright has never made a film with an ending anything like King's Running Man. Not even Last Night in Soho. To be honest, I didn't think he has it in him. There's too much humor in his blood.
unlabelledView post →Tonight's film Last Night in Soho (2021)
unlabelledView post →Edgar Wright's ‘The Running Man' Remake to Shoot This Fall — Stars Glen Powell. >Here’s word that Edgar Wright is about shoot his next film this fall, it’s a remake of “The Running Man,” based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name. Of course, as with all big projects these days, Glen Powell is set to star as the lead. > >Powell spoke to IndieWire about the upcoming production, which is set to take place in London, and he describes it as a “this massive movie”: > >I’m going to be shooting…
unlabelledView post →Diana Rigg passed away three years ago today. My favorite film of hers is THE ASSASSINATION BUREAU (1969, Basil Dearden). And it's comforting that her final film was also one of her best: LAST NIGHT IN SOHO (2021, Edgar Wright). Her timing and line delivery remained priceless.
unlabelledView post →A horror movie that exceeded your expectations was… 🎥 Last Night in Soho
unlabelledView post →Thomasin McKenzie (Last Night in Soho) and Katie Douglas (Clown in a Cornfield) are set to star in a film adaptation of Sam Ripley‘s novel THE RULE OF THREE:
unlabelledView post →Margaret Nolan. English actress. 1943 to 2020. Began her career as a glamour model, often working as Vicky Kennedy, in the early 1960s. Had a brief role in the Bond film Goldfinger (Dink!). She also featured in the film’s title sequence. Did 6 Carry Ons. Final film was in Last Night in Soho (2021).
unlabelledView post →Watching the film Last Night In Soho and am I right in thinking you wouldn’t hold three pints like that? You’d hold two at the back, one at the front wouldn’t you? What’s happening here. Does he just have massive hands. Have I just gone silly.
unlabelledView post →Edgar Wright (with scenes from his film "Last Night in Soho") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →R.I.P. Terence Stamp, who died today, August 17, 2025, age 87. Fave film roles: Far from the Madding Crowd (1967), The Limey (1999), and Last Night in Soho (2021). He was also in a couple of Superman movies, playing the arch-villain "General Zod," as well as other memorable roles. More: alt text
unlabelledView post →What's your favorite movie from each decade of your life? 80s: Clue 90s: Death Becomes Her 00s: Mulholland Dr 10s: Grand Piano 20s: Last Night in SoHo
unlabelledView post →I've watched so many movies, I'm pretty good at guessing the ending of most films partway into them. No spoilers ahead, but my wife and I just watched *Last Night in Soho* yesterday and I accidentally spoiled half of the ending, midway through. I didn't catch the twist ending, but I definitely saw the direction the story was headed. Also, when the main character was screaming accusations at the old guy, I was screaming at the screen, "Where's your proof? Why are you making assumptions all of a…
unlabelledView post →If I recall correctly, in the movie Last Night in Soho (2021) a college student calls 60's rock "granny shit" I love that era of music but it's FAR past dad rock at this point lol
unlabelledView post →Gonna rewatch Last Night in Soho the film is so hypnotic I remember watching it at the cinema like 3 times when it was released.
unlabelledView post →I suspect that most people have not seen this movie by Edgar Wright with Anya Taylor Joy and Matt Smith. Hopefully this review will correct that! Last Night in Soho is a Beautiful Thriller by Auteur Edgar Wright - Dirk Hooper Write Works www.writeworks.dirkhooper.com/last-night-i...
unlabelledView post →12. LAST NIGHT IN SOHO It's just a mighty fine film, y'all. We all know Anya is good, brilliant lil alien weirdo that she is. McKenzie is the one that impresses the hell out of me every time out, and here she's just as good as always. Sensual, stylish, sensitive, sweet, and sad. But STELLAR.
unlabelledView post →Ken Loach, Federico Fellini, Théorème, Superman, The Hit, Priscilla folle du désert, L'Anglais etc...et puis Last Night in Soho qui, à l'instar de Diana Rigg autre icône du Swinging London, sera son dernier film. RIP Terence Stamp, une gueule taillée à la serpe et magnétisme rare la fin d'une époque
unlabelledView post →the movie NOSFERATU reminded me of Wright and LAST NIGHT IN SOHO, another example of a filmmaker finally consummating their cinematic obsession, yet revealing a bizarrely kinkless vision of their own material. too little of the frenzied eroticism of THE LIGHTHOUSE shows up here.
unlabelledView post →79. Last Night in Soho (2021). It's probably the most polarizing of Edgar Wright's films, but I adore this dark fairy tale and its hard look at the dangers of nostalgia. Thomasin McKenzie, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Matt Smith knock it out of the park, and that dance sequence is movie magic at its best.
unlabelledView post →So take that same mentality and mix it with action sequences that are a lot higher budget with some occasional Wright-isms…yeah it’s his worst movie but it’s still pretty okay. Like Last Night in SoHo, I see the problems, but I also had a fun time when I let it be visceral.
unlabelledView post →On September 4, 2021, Last Night in Soho premiered at the Venice Film Festival.
unlabelledView post →If you haven't seen Last Night in Soho, change that. until the Priscilla sequel comes out, it's his last film. And a good one IMHO
unlabelledView post →What's a movie you went into blind and it completely blew you away? 🎥🤯 I'll pick... 'Last Night in Soho'
unlabelledView post →Last Night in Soho is just incredible. Helps that it was the film that really started to get me interested in Edgar Wright...
unlabelledView post →That was the same trip, hell same bestie's house, where I learned Baby Driver doesn't do it for me either. It's just Last Night in Soho. Somehow that's the only movie of his that spoke to me.
unlabelledView post →> Wright is coming off the worst-reviewed film of his career: 2021’s “Last Night in Soho.” Odd way to pitch it as his other movies are so strong, being the worst-reviewed has less weight. It's definitely not my favourite Wright film (Shaun of the Dead is) but it isn't a bad film.
unlabelledView post →Day 11 of the October Horror Movie Challenge Day 11 heads out on the town for Last Night in Soho. Seedy glamour and ghosts in 1960s London, and one of the most stylish horror films I've seen. blasphemoustomes.com/2023/10/11/l...
unlabelledView post →One time I invited a friend over who I wanted to get flirty with, and decided we should watch a horror movie cuz that’s classic couch cuddling stuff, but then I put on Last Night in SoHo not having seen it before and oh boy is that not a flirty movie
unlabelledView post →Share a horror movie title that begins with the letter L 🎥🖤 Last Night in Soho (2021)
unlabelledView post →Honestly my biggest problem with the film is that it could have been directed by anyone I'm one of the few people who dug Last Night in Soho but putting my feelings for the film to the side it feels like an Edgar Wright film. Running Man 2025 is fun but feels like it was directed by committee
unlabelledView post →Yeah, it really feels repetitive and it drags. Also, I don't think the film looks as visually interesting as the last one. The first film had Chung Chung-hoon as cinematographer and he also shot Oldboy, Me Earl and the Dying Girl, and Last Night in Soho. So yeah, his absence is felt.
unlabelledView post →Want to know my thoughts on Last Night In Soho? Here’s my review of it for @setthetape.bsky.social:
unlabelledView post →My monthly painting for October. 'Last Night in Soho' is such a beautifully stylised film, fantastic music, and just creepy enough to count as horror
unlabelledView post →Started the second half of #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days with a neat little Brit film I hadn't heard of til today: In Fear (2013), from Jeremy Lovering, who worked as a 2nd unit director on Hot Fuzz and Last Night in Soho. Did a bunch of UK TV, handful of episodes of Slow Horses, good stuff!
unlabelledView post →On September 10, 2021, Last Night in Soho premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
unlabelledView post →if you were starting a band, which horror movie title are you recycling? Last Night in Soho
unlabelledView post →It's going to sound crazy but after reading your comment about not wanting gore, the perfect movie might be the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original.) It's just super creepy throughout but with impressively little gore etc. Last Night in Soho is a mishmash of films but gorgeously shot with a sense of style, in some ways a love/hate letter to London in the 60s. And finally, a weird one that I really dug, It Ends. It's not at all like anything else. I saw it called a hang out horror which…
unlabelledView post →The last film I saw Terence Stamp in..."Loved Terence Stamp, Rita Tushingham and a last hurrah for Diana Rigg; take a special bow, another curtain call..." My ★★★½ review of Last Night in Soho on Letterboxd boxd.it/alK5cH
unlabelledView post →I just watched Last Night in SoHo for the first time and now I want an Edgar Wright-directed Avengers movie. I’m talking the 1960s Avengers with Macnee and Rigg. How about David Oyelowo and Anya Taylor-Joy as Steed and Peel? And let’s try very hard to forget the Fiennes and Thurman movie.
unlabelledView post →Also gotta mention “Last Night in SoHo” the beginning made me think it was going to be a John Waters style movie
unlabelledView post →Friday night movie Last Night in SoHo (2021). Chemistry content so far: our heroine orders a Vesper at the bar, a drink with gin, vodka, and a quinine-flavoured liqueur
unlabelledView post →The movie only ok, but I loved the poster for Last Night in Soho because it tried to be more than just a Photoshop collage.
unlabelledView post →After having back-to-back flops with Last Night in Soho and The Running Man, I hope Wright reteams with Pegg. It doesn't need to be another Cornetto movie, but I think they push each other to be better.
unlabelledView post →Had an entire screen at Vue to myself last night. I wouldn’t have had it any other way! Watched @edgarwright.bsky.social’s Last Night in Soho. Late to the party on this but what a film! Beautiful shots of London, amazing recreation of the 60s and a cracking story to go with it.
unlabelledView post →Just watched the 2021 horror film, Last Night in Soho. Starring Thomasin McKenzie, Anya Taylor-Joy, Matt Smith, Diana Rigg, Terrance Stamp, and Rita Tushingham, it’s ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. Probably the best horror film I’ve seen - intelligent, frightening, and with a superb twist.
unlabelledView post →Now screening in the screening room my favorite film from 2021 Last Night in Soho on 4K UHD #PhysicalMedia #Moviesky #Filmsky 📼 🎥 🎬
unlabelledView post →Finally watched Baby Driver, dang good film! Though I think I enjoyed Last Night in SoHo a bit more!
unlabelledView post →Finally watched Last Night in SoHo, very dang good film!
unlabelledView post →Favorite Horror Movie from each of the last 10 years 2025 - Sinners 2024 - The Substance 2023 - Talk To Me 2022 - Pearl 2021 - Last Night In Soho 2020 - The Invisible Man 2019 - Us 2018 - A Quiet Place 2017 - Get Out 2016 - Train To Busan 2015 - Crimson Peak
unlabelledView post →Have a hankering to rewatch ‘Last Night in Soho’. A movie named after a Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich song, a movie starring *melts into a puddle* Anya Taylor-Joy, a movie that’s ‘60s porn aaaaall over, and a movie about why you weren’t - in fact - born in the wrong generation.
unlabelledView post →2) Last Night in Soho (2021) it's hard to describe this film without minor spoilers so be aware: a fun murder mystery meets psychological horror with some clever visuals and a cracking soundtrack - 👍
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