Tag: the Independent
Southern Utah Independent – CELEBRATING 25 YEARS!
I’m reminded of all of the iterations that The Independent and my little company has taken over 25 years this month. Twenty-five years?! Yes...
The Best Films of 2020!
Top Ten Movies 2020 - The following 2020 films moved me in a variety of ways. If you opt to seek them out, I hope they'll move you, too.
Four Brand New Christmas Titles To Stream This Holiday Season
Here are 4 brand new Christmas titles worthy of your viewing pleasure during the most wonderful time of the year
FMASU and A Merry Movie Christmas Pay Tribute to Root For...
"A Merry Movie Christmas," a film-centric holiday-inspired event for all ages created as both a springboard for local filmmaking talent and as a fundraiser for important local causes. This year, half of the proceeds from "A Merry Movie Christmas" will go to Root For Kids,
Must-Watch Christmas Movies: 5 Golden Holiday Standards
As a refresher, here's a list of holiday golden standards that are sure to fill you with a healthy dose of Christmas spirit over the next month.
Must-Watch Christmas Movies: 5 Unconventional Holiday Gems
Christmas movies come in all different shapes and sizes so rather than simply putting together a single list of golden holiday standards, I thought I'd
Movie Review: “Hubie Halloween” Features a Goofy Sandler Being Fittingly… Goofy!
Listen..."Hubie Halloween is silly, dumb, juvenile, and ridiculous but you know what? I kind of enjoyed it.
Too Many Choices?
The nanny state destroys personal choice and responsibility and fosters a culture of dependency—not a good prescription for individual freedom or society.
HorrorFest International Brings Over 40 Genre Films to St. George With...
HorrorFest International is sure to deliver the goods to fans of the ultimate Halloween-time genre but it should also be noted that this festival prides itself on showcasing a wide range of horror.
Movie Review: “Tenet” is probably about as good as you’ve heard…Or...
Clearly, Nolan is working on a different wavelength than the majority of his contemporaries and that's why he's one of the most celebrated filmmakers of the last 20 years. But with "Tenet," he's crafted a film that's far more interesting from a visual standpoint then it is from a story or character standpoint.