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Nocturnal Nook Novelties: Utah’s First Horror-Based Bookstore
Whether you’re on the hunt for your next heart-stopping read, a new tarot deck or a fun knickknack from your favorite horror media, there’s truly something exciting for everyone on the shelves of Nocturnal Nook Novelties, Utah’s only horror-based bookstore! … read more
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How Mu Zhengyang Made All Wishes Come True!
Chinese mythology gets a playful new interpretation in All Wishes Come True! The ancient Chinese legend of the Eight Immortals has been reimagined for a contemporary audience in a visually breathtaking film that’s part caper comedy, part epic adventure and part fable. … read more
Your Attention Please, Sara Robin and Kristin Bride Have Something...
The debate over social media and children is at a pivotal moment, and Your Attention Please examines how the attention economy has reshaped childhood, mental health and human connection. … read more
Secondhand (Aesthetically Pleasing) Screenings
From The Bride of Chucky to The Moomins, filmmakers have to think like a fashion designer, and we’re all about the aesthetics for this secondhand screening. The splash of color and light, the intricate mise-en-scene, particular placement of props and clothing — all of this plays an important part in storytelling. … read more
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Making Space for Play: Andrew Alba Lets Kids Take the...
Andrew opted to exhibit some unexpected illustrators. Alba wanted to showcase local children’s art, which he maintains is historically underappreciated. … read more
The Road Drummer: The Man Behind the Bucket
He had no drum kit, no car and no percussion training. So he improvised. He strapped a bucket onto the front of his bicycle and rode around Orem, practicing as he went. … read more
Rubi K. Rose: Award-Winning Burlesque Dancer
Power and confidence have always carried Rose in every action of hers, including carrying her to burlesque. … read more
Last Reckoning Screening Review @ Brewvies Cinema Pub 09.08.2026
As a crime/heist movie, it takes up some familiar story elements, but it navigates the common territory with equal parts suspense, action and comedy … read more
One-Night Adventure — Poor Yorick Open Studios September 26
Poor Yorick was created as a place where artists could have their own affordable space without fitting neatly into a commercial system hinging on monetary gain. … read more
Film Review: Resident Evil
Resident Evil was very fun, but as I began to realize my thoughts and feelings on the film, I couldn’t help but find myself more and more disappointed. … read more
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Film Review: Buddy
I thought Buddy had a lot of promise, especially for an indie, mascot horror film. But there were way too many plot lines or “lore bait.” … read more
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How Shabana Azeez Stays Grounded in The Airport Chaplain
After finishing season The Pitt, Indo-Australian actress Shabana Azeez flew back to Melbourne to star in The Airport Chaplain, a new series about airport ministry. … read more
