Month: July 2022
Film Review: The Gray Man
The Gray Man, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, is a ’90s throwback featuring classic cringey, cartoonish dialogue, and fast-paced chase scenes. … read more
Film Review: Where The Crawdads Sing
Where The Crawdads Sing, the screen adaptation of Delia Owens’ almost ludicrously bestselling novel, wasn’t exactly made with me in mind. … read more
Review: Mt. Joy – Orange Blood
Mt. Joy = Wilco + Houndmouth + The Lumineers … read more
Film Review: Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank
Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank moves quickly enough to keep kids entertained, and my nephews had a lot of fun with it, which meant that I did too. … read more
Local Review: Will Johnson – Memento Vivere
Will Johnson = Bon Iver + Iron & Wine … read more
Film Review: Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is a movie that makes you feel honestly happy, inspired and appreciative, a beautiful fairy tale to share with people you care about … read more
Film Review: Persuasion
Carrie Cracknell brings a tasteful and modern adaptation to Jane Austen’s final novel. Persuasion offers a creative new spin on a classic. … read more
How Chris Williams Conquered The Sea Beast
When Chris Williams pitched the concept for The Sea Beast to Netflix Animation, the streaming giant was sold on his creative vision. … read more
Dennis Lehane and Paul Walter Hauser on Black Bird
Dennis Lehane, who adapted the true-crime miniseries Black Bird for television, speaks to the difficulties in adapting nonfiction stories for the screen. … read more
SLFC Fashion Show @ Medium Studio 07.01
Salt Lake Fashion Collective brought an eclectic mix together to Medium Studio for the group’s first annual runway show, which emphasized reused materials. … read more