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Film Review: F1
Pitt doesn’t need a strong ensemble to surround him to make this work, but he gets one anyway. … read more
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Series Review: Adults
Adults doesn’t fall into the easy pitfalls of satire, it doesn’t pander, nor does it reach for low-hanging fruit, it may very well become Gen Z’s time capsule. … read more
Film Review: Bring Her Back
Bring Her Back is a knockout exercise of exploring traumatic grief and anguish through the lens of the horror genre in a way that feels new and visceral. … read more
Film Review: Elio
The studio bounced back from a directionless period with Inside Out 2, but just as the protagonist of Elio has his eyes on the stars, all eyes have been on the film. … read more
Film Review: 28 Years Later
Don’t be a cringe 28 Days Later purist and hold yourself back from experiencing one hell of a zombie flick. Even if the rest of the trilogy turns out to be a total flailing clusterfuck, you’ll want to experience the imaginative and elevating thrill ride that is 28 Years Later. … read more
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Slamdance Returns to SLC with Loud Love for Unstoppable Filmmakers
Though the Slamdance Film Festival has been programming the annual showcase of films made by filmmakers with visible and non-visible disabilities since 2020, this is the first time they’re taking it on the road. … read more
Film Review: How To Train Your Dragon
If remake fever has really descended to this level of pointlessness, perhaps popular cinema as an art form truly is dead at last. … read more
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Film Review: Final Destination Bloodlines
The kills are creative, suspenseful and over the top, sometimes bordering on cartoony. … read more
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Film Review: The Ugly Stepsister
Seeing such an unflinching portrayal of Elvira’s mutilation drove home the point of the movie. … read more
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The Horrors of Being Trolled: 35 Years of Troll 2...
In honor of the 35th anniversary of Troll 2, SLUG’s Patrick Gibbs recounts his experience as a goblin in the “Best Worst Movie.” … read more
Film Review: Lilo & Stitch
Lilo & Stitch is a far more contemporary classic, and as such it may feel more like fair game to purists, yet it’s all the more redundant. … read more
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What the Hell Even was Björk’s Cornucopia?
Cornucopia is heartache, it’s environmental activism, it’s hope for the future, but more importantly, it’s a testament to Björk’s craft and hardships. … read more
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