Popcorn Time: “The Overnight”
Sundance favorite pushes boundaries Mark Hanni Staff Writer Marriage is weird. Sharing a bed may be difficult, joining finances can be READ MORE
Movies
Popcorn Time: “Everest” is thrilling, yet forgettable
Ben Roden Staff Writer Early in the new disaster drama film Everest, journalist and climber Jon Krakauer (portrayed by Michael Kelly), poses questions READ MORE
Summer Entertainment Guide
Muse | Photo by Danny Clinch Lee Thomas | Lifestyle Editor | @leenis85 Summer 2015 is shaping up to be better READ MORE
Students’ ‘Lazy Jedi’ short goes viral
UVU student Mike Brown and BYU students Casen and Landon Sperry gain Internet fame with weekly YouTube shorts. Freshman Mike Brown, READ MORE
CANNONIZED CINEMA: Friedrich Nietzsche and the Cinema Infernal
Of all the cinematic genres, horror is one of the least pretentious. Scary movies don’t seek out critical acclaim. They don’t aspire READ MORE
Stephen King: king of movies
As I finished the last page of Stephen King’s novel “Thinner,” I started to think of how the story could translate into READ MORE
Movies about 9/11 that Oliver Stone didn’t direct
The Cannonized Cinema column welcomes guest writers John-Ross Bocye and Matthew Jonassaint. The Great Depression had “City Lights.” The 60s had “The READ MORE
Reboots: when they work and when they don’t.
Want to know the quickest way to ruin a good movie? Make a sequel. Remember “Smokin’ Aces?” Of course you do. It READ MORE
Summer Movie Previews & Predictions: Part One
-Cannonized Cinema- This is the first of a three-part series. The first will discuss movies being released in June of READ MORE
“Chick flick” is Latin for unrealistic expectations
Let’s face it, any woman with an ounce of estrogen yearns for the attention and royal treatment like that of the ever-so-suave READ MORE
