With The Boy and the Heron, Hayao Miyazaki looks boldly and joyfully into that unknown and lets his audience know that it’s okay for us to go on ahead. … read more
Film Review: The Boy and the Heron
Comic Interview: July 1994
Since December 1977, Canadian artist Dave Sim has been chronicling the life of an anthropomorphic aardvark in the self-published pages of Cerebrus. … read more
Bouncing Souls Interview: December 1993
The Bouncing Souls granted SLUG an interview, consisting of Greg Attonito on vocals, Bryan Kienlen on bass, Shal Khichiuitar and Pete Steinkopf on drums. … read more
Film Review: Leave the World Behind
Leave the World Behind is an engaging and unnerving thriller that moves briskly and is expertly acted, demonstrating Esmail’s skill as a filmmaker. … read more
Review: Ashes Fallen – Walk Through Fire
California-based gothic rock band Ashes Fallen not only satisfies those that like darker post-punk styles of music, but it transcends genres and dips into both EBM and rock. … read more
5th Annual Craft Lake City Holiday Market Presented By Google Fiber @ Union Station
Celebrating its fifth year, Holiday Market provided plenty of opportunities for fun and finding the perfect gifts to complete attendees’ holiday shopping. … read more
Concert Reviews: December 1993
Being an older type of punk band you would think these guys would have slowed things down for the MTV generation. Hell no, they fuck it up. … read more
Record Reviews: September 1993
It’s dark, ethereal and filled with angst. However, its light on dance tracks and the slower stuff tends to drag. The tape is worth the five bucks. … read more
Comic Reviews: September 1993
It’s just nice to find original, highly creative material in a medium that is lapsing into derivation and stagnation. There may be hope for the industry yet. … read more
Local Review: Mantis Jackson – The Right Time (Like We Do Pt. I)
The two albums feature high-tempo blues, rock and jazz tracks. I can’t help but feel like I’ve just stepped into one of their jam sessions from the moment the music starts. … read more
Film Review: Saltburn
Saltburn is a technically impressive work demonstrating Fennell’s directorial talent and that she’s very much still a promising, young filmmaker. … read more
Film Review: Dream Scenario
Dream Scenario is a strange, cerebral and mesmerizing film that provides laughter, tension and a few solid scares wrapped up in a complex and creative package. … read more
