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Film

Movie poster for Blumhouses Truth or Dare.

“Truth or Dare” Delivers to New Horror Fans

By Jaycen Eggleston April 16, 2018

Some people like the adrenaline rush that results from being scared almost senseless, while others prefer to avoid haunted houses, scary movies or even horror books. Being part of the second group, I was...

The Cloverfield Paradox available to stream on Netflix

The Future of Movie Premieres

By Marshall Falkner March 26, 2018

On Feb 4, the Eagles narrowly beat the Patriots in the 52nd Super Bowl. Minutes later, "The Cloverfield Paradox" was released on Netflix. This Netflix original is the third in the Cloverfield series,...

The Signage at the Broadway theater in Salt Lake City, UT on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018

(Photo by Adam Fondren | Daily Utah Chronicle)

Hope for Women In Film After #MeToo

By Josh Petersen March 8, 2018

Though gender representation in Hollywood has been a source of debate for several years, this issue was catapulted to the forefront of our national consciousness in 2017. The recent cascade of sexual harassment...

Jimmy Kimmel, the host of the 2018 Academy Awards.  Via Flickr.

Opening Up the Oscars: The Awkward Politics of the Academy Awards

By Josh Petersen March 7, 2018

Coming in to this year’s Academy Awards, one question loomed large: how will the ceremony respond to a year of turbulent political change both in Hollywood and Washington? The answer: rather awkwardly....

An Academy Award

Opening Up the Oscars: What Will and Should Win

By Josh Petersen March 3, 2018

There are many unknowns at the Academy Awards, which will be presented tomorrow night. How will the ceremony respond to the storm of controversy surrounding the White House and sexual harassment in the...

An Academy Award

Opening Up the Oscars: “Lady Bird”

By Josh Petersen March 3, 2018

Is “Lady Bird” too girly to win Best Picture? For a while, it seemed like “Lady Bird” had a good chance. The critical reviews were rapturous and the narrative behind the film was easy to cheer...

Artists Break Silence on Mental Health

Artists Break Silence on Mental Health

By Jaycen Eggleston February 27, 2018

There is a dramatic photo of a forest dripping with sunlight that’s put next to a photo of a bottle of medication or a handful of pills with text reading, “This is an antidepressant, this is a lifetime...

An Academy Award

Opening Up the Oscars: “Get Out”

By Josh Petersen February 27, 2018

No film this year has quite captured the zeitgeist of how it felt to be living in 2017 like “Get Out.” The film was certainly one of the year’s biggest surprises: released unceremoniously in February,...

An Academy Award

Opening Up the Oscars: “Phantom Thread”

By Josh Petersen February 26, 2018

In one pivotal scene of “Phantom Thread,” a beguiling and clever new film from writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson, a character asks, “What precisely is the nature of my game?” In the context...

The Signage at the Broadway theater in Salt Lake City, UT on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018

(Photo by Adam Fondren | Daily Utah Chronicle)

Events Calendar Feb. 26

By Palak Jayswal, Arts Editor February 26, 2018

Abravanel Visiting Distinguished Composers Series: Yu-Hui Chang Donít miss composer Yu-Hui Chang on Monday, Feb. 26, at 7:30 p.m. as she performs at Dumke Recital Hall. Chang has written a wide range...