Bruno Edgington-Gibson

Bruno Edgington-Gibson steps into the world of Robin and the Hoods (2024) with a fresh spin that yanks the story out of dusty legend and plops it right in the middle of our messy, modern chaos. Robin’s not your usual forest-dwelling outlaw—he’s more like that rebellious friend who can’t help but poke fun at authority, juggling charm and mischief like he was born for it. The Hoods? They’re a ragtag crew of misfits, outcasts, and oddballs, each carrying their own weird baggage, but somehow they click together. Forget the green tights and feathered hats; these folks are dodging drones and CCTV, hacking security systems, and orchestrating heists with smartphones and street smarts. Sherwood Forest has turned into a run-down urban sprawl, full of back-alleys, neon graffiti, and secrets. The Sheriff? Oh, he’s not just some buffoon in a metal helmet anymore. He’s got real power, surveillance tech, and zero patience for Robin’s games. The story’s full of wild chases, close calls, and moments where the underdogs outsmart the establishment in totally unexpected ways. There’s a ton of humor, but also some real punches to the gut when the Hoods realize what’s at stake. Friendship, loyalty, and the thrill of sticking it to the man—that’s the heartbeat of it all. Bruno Edgington-Gibson’s take keeps you guessing, laughing, and honestly rooting for the troublemakers every step of the way.