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Film Review: Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A Madea Halloween
I truly tip my hat to Tyler Perry. The man has changed the way the film industry operates. With that said, he relies on quantity rather than quality. … read more
SLUG Style: Pretty Macabre
Andrea Hansen, aka Pretty Macabre, is a designer of runway and costume horror couture, and has long been an integral part of An October Evening. … read more
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Film Review: Brad’s Status
There is nothing about Brad’s Status that will be remembered a week after witnessing it. It’s difficult to sympathize with the emotions Stiller delivers. … read more
Film Review: Kingsman: The Golden Circle
It’s been a little more than two and a half years since we saw Eggsy (Taron Egerton) transform into an elite member of the underground intelligence agency known as the Kingsman. … read more
A Haunting of the Living and the Dead: Asylum 49
The fear and dark atmosphere of the Asylum 49 haunted attraction (as in a staged attraction) eerily complements the notoriously haunted hospital property. … read more
Jeff Carlisle: Crafting the Macabre
Local creature of the night and goth-scene veteran Jeff Carlisle is an expert when it comes to materializing the things that go “bump” in the night. … read more
Audio Atrocities with the Corpse Cast
Mike Cadaver and Shane Diablo started up Salt Lake City’s Corpse Cast in 2012, which now has well over 200 episodes under its belt. … read more
Utah’s Haunting History: Jennifer Jones of The Dead History
The Dead History focuses on the factual evidence that Jones digs up through her research, but does not discredit the ghost stories behind these reputable locations and people. … read more
Amy Jorgensen and Justin Watson: Artists in Dialogue
The Nox Contemporary Art Center is home to two wildly different installations: Amy Jorgensen’s A Labor of Love and Justin Watson’s |human|. … read more
Dumpster Dive: Salt Lake Cinema Trash Night Keeps It Classick
For one year straight, Grossl has commandeered the first Wednesday of the month for Cinema Trash Night, his big-screen love letter to films that are so terrible that they’re actually brilliant. … read more