Arts
SLUG Style: Goldin Kidd
This month’s “SLUG Style” features Goldin Kidd, who uses style as a free-flowing expression just like any other artform. … read more
Film Review: Profile
If all you want is something fast-moving that provides a few cheap and stupid thrills, Profile might be the movie for you. … read more
Film Review: The Paper Tigers
The Paper Tigers is a disposable movie that is more likely to be a video rental than a theatrical experience, but it’s fun and engaging. … read more
Film Review: Wrath of Man
The biggest failure of Wrath of Man, Guy Richie’s latest film, is that it doesn’t deliver as an action flick and misses out on having any fun. … read more
Film Review: Here Today
There’s enough in Billy Crystal’s Here Today to enjoy if you’re the kind of person who likes pop melodrama and a good cry. … read more
The Body Abstract: Jill Whit
The work of Jill Whit, a tattoo and visual artist (and musician) from downtown SLC, embraces our fleshy vessels as abstract and messy things. … read more
Content Shifter: 10 Rock & Roll Series to Stream
This month’s “Content Shifter” feature is all about rock & roll. Here are 10 music–based TV series that nearly got it right. … read more
Series Review: Star Wars The Bad Batch
The latest episodic Star Wars spinoff, The Bad Batch, is here and may well prove to be the best of the bunch. … read more
Film Review: Limbo
Limbo is a wonderful little film and makes for one of 2021’s first must see films for the serious and thoughtful cinephile. … read more
Film Review: Four Good Days
Four Good Days is a great premise that pairs two gifted actresses in showy roles in order to make a serviceable but incredibly average movie. … read more