Month: October 2024
Ten More Secondhand Screenings for the Spooky Season
So I’m back, with a pillowcase of toothaches and some physical flicks buried. Some spooky, some childish, some… autumn-adjacent? … read more
Film Review: We Live In Time
We Live In Time may be indeed just be an exceptionally well-made romantic melodrama that hits all the right notes. … read more
How Annie Elise Gives Victims A Voice
Annie Elise is a podcast host and content creator in the true crime genre who has a mission to give a platform to the voices of victims and their families. … read more
Local Review: GLOSSA – Death is Not the End
GLOSSA’s Death is Not the End is beautifully curated for those who indulge themselves relentlessly in the unholy effects that doom and sludge can create. … read more
Utah Design Exhibit 2024 Showcases Contemporary Handcrafted Furniture
A great way to cap off this year’s Salt Lake Design Week is with its cornerstone event, the Utah Design Exhibit. … read more
Cher Khan + Fight the Future: Private Show @ Paxton...
I for one can’t wait to hear some new Cher Khan, and I’m also eager to see where the band goes after their stunning inauguration. … read more
Film Review: Terrifier 3
Whether you’ve been a chronically online Art the Clown lore follower or a casual splatter horror viewer, there’s something for everyone in Terrifier 3. … read more
Clairo @ The Great Saltair 10.13
Clairo is daisies and cherry blossoms, dainty jewelry worn every day, hot green tea with honey and mary-jane Doc Martens. … read more
Film Review: The Night Eats The World
The Night Eats The World is the type of movie that came at the wrong time in the right place. … read more
Judah & the Lion @ The Union 10.07
Heartbreak, loss, anxiety, depression, all the everyday struggles of being human—Akers and Macdonald created a space for the room to feel it all in one collective moment. … read more
Concert | Music | Show Reviews
Film Review: Saturday Night
On the whole, Saturday Night is a rousingly irreverent and thrilling ride, and one of the most entertaining films of the year. … read more
Film Review: Woman of the Hour
Woman of the Hour is a terrific film that is, at times, quite depressing and upsetting, and it wouldn’t be inaccurate to call it an angry feminist movie. … read more
