Series Review: Smiling Friends (Season 2)

Series Review: Smiling Friends (Season 2)
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Overall, this season of Smiling Friends is just as strong as the first, and also indicative of the many directions the show could go in later on. … read more

Review: Justice – Hyperdrama

Review: Justice – Hyperdrama
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Justice Hyperdrama Ed Banger Records Street: 04.26 Justice = Gesaffelstein + Parov Stelar  Since the debut of Cross in 2007, Justice has floated in and out of the limelight, but never out of EDM’s essential canon. Where in classical music there has remained the same several names and faces that captured a movement, Justice has

Review: Machine Girl – SUPER FREQ

Review: Machine Girl – SUPER FREQ
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Ultimately, this is a solid project, and I hope that we’re getting a decadent taste of what the duo has in store for their next full length studio album. … read more

Film Review: The End of Evangelion

Film Review: The End of Evangelion
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Whether or not you’re ready to get in the robot, The End of Evangelion will endure for another 27 years and be waiting for you when you’re ready to face it. … read more

Film Review: Perfect Days

Film Review: Perfect Days
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Wonderful to watch, if a bit inconsistent, Perfect Days has more or less proved that slow and steady does in fact win the race, at least this time. … read more

Weston Razooli Found Magic in the Uintahs

Weston Razooli Found Magic in the Uintahs
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While Riddle of Fire borrows a lot of its themes and ideas from the retro action adventures of the ‘80s and ‘90s, its antiquity is offset by its modern setting. … read more

“You Can’t Really Plan for Getting an Oscar”: A Chat with Hubbel Palmer

“You Can’t Really Plan for Getting an Oscar”: A Chat...
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Reflecting on his upbringing in the Salt Lake Metropolitan area and how it’s affected him as a writer, Palmer laughs, “It’s funny, no matter where you grew up, it kind of marks you in a way. … read more

Film Review: Orion and the Dark

Film Review: Orion and the Dark
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Ultimately, Orion and the Dark is a fine movie with some great moments but suffers from playing it too safe—ironic for a story about facing your fears. … read more

Slamdance Film Review: Citizen Weiner

Slamdance Film Review: Citizen Weiner
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In an ever-growing sea of satire, political quasi-documentary Citizen Weiner fails to make a clear statement nor much of a lasting impression. … read more

Slamdance Film Review: Sam’s World

Slamdance Film Review: Sam’s World
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Sam’s World explores the internal universe of its main character, Sam, a non-binary sex worker grappling with friendship, romance and a secret pregnancy. … read more