Tag: Adam Mast
The Desertscape International Film Festival Returns to The Electric Theater For...
The nonprofit Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah (FMASU) and Realty ONE Goldmark proudly present The 2022 Desertscape International Film Festival.
Movie Review: “Top Gun: Maverick” is that rare sequel that soars...
As expected, "Top Gun: Maverick" isn't without the obligatory callbacks, but...There's actually more to this movie than nostalgia and quite honestly
The Guerilla Shorts Showcase Brings Up and Coming Utah-Based Filmmakers Together
The Guerilla Filmmaking Challenge has been a Southern Utah staple since 2005. Presented by the nonprofit, Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah
CinemaCon 2022 Highlights: Cinematic Bliss in Sin City!
Throughout this epic 4-day get-together, CinemaCon set out to showcase all the latest in movie theater hardware and snack bar goodness.
Movie Review: “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent” Features a Delightful...
“The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent” never laughs at Nicolas Cage. It’s always laughing with him. It’s clear that the filmmaking team behind
5 Must-See Movies at the Kanab Film Festival & Food Frenzy
There will be absolutely no shortage of worthwhile films to see at this year’s Kanab Film Festival & Food Frenzy, but for those of you attending, here are
Movie Review: “X” turns the slasher movie on its ear!
At the surface, Ti West’s new slice of horror, “X,” is what the marketing campaign makes it look like; A shocking fusion of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”
The Kanab Film Festival returns to Kane County and in addition...
While Utah has no shortage of wonderful festivals to choose from, I thought I'd take a moment to focus on the Kanab Film Festival & Food Frenzy as it's about to embark on its 4th consecutive outing in lovely Kane County.
Movie Review: “Jackass Forever” is painful, gross, juvenile, irreverent, and funny...
It's been over a decade but the gang is finally back together and doing what they do best in the aptly titled, "Jackass Forever," a tale of stupid stunts and enduring friendship.
Movie Review: “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” is dumb but if you’re looking...
Listen...This new "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is relentlessly dumb but at a brisk 80 minutes, it's lean, vicious, and bloody as f*** (that bus sequence has to be seen to be believed!) and no doubt, that's what a lot of folks are going to watch it for.