Month: January 2022
Slamdance Film Review: Yelling Fire in an Empty Theater
Yelling Fire in an Empty Theater is a timeless, double-layered slice of youth and indie culture that is sure to gain praise. … read more
Every Day in Kaimukī Rides A Wave of Authenticity
SLUG Contributing Writer Patrick Gibbs talks to Every Day in Kaimukī director Alika Tengan about the inspiration for his film and more. … read more
Film Review: Parallel Mothers
Parallel Mothers tracks in familiar territory for Almodóvar, the story oozing with romantic deceit, matrilinear drama and sexual exploration. … read more
Review: The Lumineers – BRIGHTSIDE
The Lumineers = Mumford & Sons x American Authors … read more
Sundance Film Review: Call Jane
Call Jane is a hell of a good movie, the first potential hit of the festival this year and one that’s sure to start a lot of discussion. … read more
Local Review: Nicsimian – Lonely Friend EP
Nicsimian = Ritt Momney + Wallows + Dominic Fike … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Mik Jager
Mik Jager, aka Kim, is an interdisciplinary artist and Drag King whose Polynesian identity informs their gleeful drag. … read more
Review: Lady Wray – Piece of Me
Lady Wray = Alicia Keys x Savannah Cristina … read more
SLUG Style: Katy Dahl
Katy Dahl is an American-born Chinese extension specialist in Salt Lake City, who’s worked in the hair business for almost 13 years. … read more
Review: Boris – W
Boris = Nine Inch Nails + Grouper … read more
Sundance Film Review: You Won’t Be Alone
Goran Stolevski’s debut feature, You Won’t Be Alone, is an adequate if unexceptional film with scattered moments that come alive. … read more
I Didn’t See You There Presents A Different Point of...
I Didn’t See You There is a captivating look at Reid Davenport’s life, going about his day and looking at the world from his point of view. … read more
