SALT LAKE CITY, UT (See It or Skip It) – This week on See It or Skip It, join Utah film critic and Rotten Tomatometer Critic Patrick Beatty alongside Baconsale Podcast, Showtime Showdown & UFCA critic Kent Dunn, in a new home for the show at the Utah Film Center!

Buckle up for the bloody “They Will Kill You”, Vince Vaughn and Vince Vaughn in “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice”, Celebrating “The Mummy Returns” Re-Release to theaters, & “Daredevil Born Again” Season 2 Premiere. Plus, entering into the Manosphere with Louis Theroux, and ending with a belly full of laughs with the new Jeff Ross stand-up special.

Grab some popcorn, cause the number one movie review show in Utah is back and better than ever!

In Theaters

They Will Kill You (R)

A hodgepodge of references and styles from Tarantino, John Wick, and more. This batshit crazy story takes you through levels of bloody violence that are too shocking to miss. Zazie Beetz and Patricia Arquette shine. If you are squeamish, this one isn’t for you, but fans of the wild turns the story takes are going to be delighted with this film.

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What’s Streaming?

Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (R)

Vince Vaughn plays both future and present-day Nick, trying to stop himself from making a series of mistakes leading to the death of his friend Mike (James Marsden). As they navigate through crime syndicates, brutal violence, and time travel, the two realize they may have bitten off more than they can chew.

I had a fun time watching this one. Vince Vaughn continues to take out-of-the-box roles that both feel tailor-made for him, but like nothing he’s done before. James Marsden and Eiza González are both good in their roles. This is a film that, when watching on streaming, can be a little long as the story meanders towards the middle. But overall, a fun watch that I wonder could’ve performed well in a big theater.

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Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride (TV-MA)

Need a break this weekend with some good Stand-Up? Look no further than the roastmaster himself, Jeff Ross. This special covers his life in a deeper way than he’s let audiences experience before. Still full of great crowd-work and roasts, but it’s that deeper connection that makes this one of his best shows he’s done.

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Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere (TV-MA)

Enter the Manosphere culture of promoting masculinity, often characterized by strong opposition to feminism and misogynistic viewpoints, with Louis Theroux. In this riveting and at times shocking documentary, Theroux puts the spotlight on these “Influencers”, revealing the truth about a toxic and growing mindset that targets weak Men and degrades women.

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