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The Yassification of the Superhero Genre
It cemented our fates to what the superhero genre has become and at some point in time you or someone you loved fell victim to it. … read more
Film Review: Force of Nature: The Dry 2
While Falk is ostensibly the main character, he’s far less central to this story than in The Dry, meaning that Bana isn’t given quite as much screen time here. … read more
Cruisin’ The Current: A Quick Chat with Current Joys
Through manic, scribbled-out notes and a partially-eaten tape cassette, Rattigan detailed a behind-the-scenes look to his DIY style and musical antecedent. … read more
Film Interview: Renny Harlin is No Stranger To Peril and...
Renny Harlin has been helming features since 1986 as his latest film The Strangers: Chapter 1 gets ready to hit theaters, he reflects on his secret to survival. … read more
Film Review: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes captures the feel of the ‘70s film; judged on that level, it’s one of the stronger films within the larger franchise. … read more
Film Review: We Grown Now
It’s an artful and evocative cinematic experience that will stay with you long after the credits roll and the lights come up. … read more
Molly’s Gemini Room: Redefining Salt Lake’s Nightlife
Molly’s Gemini Room is the newest and sexiest addition to Salt Lake City’s nightlife scene. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Whorechata
Whorechata is a father, a dancer, a foodie, an economist and, of course, a drag queen. … read more
Film Review: The Idea of You
The Idea of You is a manufactured soap opera with scattered laughs and very appealing stars that make it play as decent disposable entertainment. … read more
Slaying Cancer and Serving Equity: Cancer’s A Drag
On Saturday, May 18 the American Cancer Society will be hosting the second annual Cancer’s A Drag event from 6–10 pm at Venue 6SIX9. … read more