Mallory Moore

Salt Lake City

Weekend News Anchor at KUTV-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)

News anchor, Wife, Mom, Diet Coke drinker, BYU grad

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Articles

New Blumhouse thriller “Drop” keeps you guessing until the end

1 week ago | elementsofmadness.com | Mallory Moore

First-date jitters take on a whole new meaning in Drop, a Blumhouse thriller from Happy Death Day director Christopher Landon. Drop stars Emmy-nominated Meghann Fahy (The White Lotus) as Violet, a single mom looking to re-enter the dating scene, alongside Brandon Sklenar (It Ends with Us) as Henry, a picture-perfect photographer.
Not another A.I. movie: Find out what sci-fi thriller “Renner” has to offer.

4 weeks ago | elementsofmadness.com | Mallory Moore

Movies about rogue AI technologies aren’t new, but they are becoming increasingly relevant as AI takes on a bigger role in our everyday lives. With dozens of AI-related movies to borrow from, it’s easy to write a story about the dangers of artificial intelligence and the philosophical conundrums that might arise if an AI system were to become sentient. What’s not as easy is doing something new with that concept.
body-focused repetitive behaviours

1 month ago | nationalelfservice.net | Mallory Moore

In her debut blog (and the Mental Elf’s first body-focused repetitive behaviours blog), Mallory Moore summarises a systematic review investigating whether internalised stigma can predict depression.
The inescapable role of stigma in driving depression and distress

1 month ago | nationalelfservice.net | Mallory Moore

Stigma towards individuals with mental health conditions such as depression is well documented (Wood et al., 2014) and highly common (see Pattie’s Mental Elf blog on the prevalence of self-stigma in depression). However, the nature and direction of the relationship between stigma and depression has been relatively unexplored despite it potentially impacting approaches to treatment.
Meet cutes in the age of the apps: “Step Back, Doors Closing” adapts the 24-hour romance concept for a Gen Z audience. [OFF]

1 month ago | elementsofmadness.com | Mallory Moore

In the era of dating apps, many singles still fantasize about finding their forever partner in a Hollywood-worthy meet cute that they can recount to their grandchildren someday. While it’s a lot easier to secure a date for the evening with a few swipes through your app of choice, the thought of locking eyes with a handsome face from across the bar or striking up a conversation with someone in a coffee shop is much more glamorous.
“Studio One Forever” Is a “Celebration of Life” for historic West Hollywood club.

2 months ago | elementsofmadness.com | Mallory Moore

It’s an important rite of passage for each generation to mourn the loss of the cultural norms and trends that defined its youth.
Edward Berger’s captivating and politically relevant thriller, “Conclave,” arrives on digital.

Dec 11, 2024 | elementsofmadness.com | Mallory Moore

Directed by Edward Berger (All Quiet on the Western Front) and based on a 2016 novel of the same name, Conclave is a tense drama that pits progress, ethics, coexistence, and empathy against corruption and abuses of power, a battle which plays out in the form of a papal conclave (the election of a new pope).
Irish-language horror film “An Taibhse (The Ghost)” reaches toward a haunting quality that it can’t quite achieve. [NBFF]

Nov 2, 2024 | elementsofmadness.com | Mallory Moore

Touted as the first Irish-language horror film, John Farrelly’s An Taibhse (The Ghost) is a well-intentioned mix of folk horror, disturbing imagery, and narrative references to the horror genre in general (mostly The Shining (1980)).
It’s not debatable that The Terrifier franchise is misogynist

Oct 31, 2024 | chican3ry.medium.com | Mallory Moore

Mallory Moore·Follow7 min read·--Foreword:There are numerous spoilers below. I write about graphic misogynist violence that occurs in the film. I’ve also given as much effort to structuring this blog post as Damien Leone gave to plotting films one and two of the Terrifier series so if you are bored at any point that’s fine. My short takeaway if you’re interested is that it’s an extremely misogynist series.
Gender Critical Rhetoric as Thought Police

Oct 30, 2024 | chican3ry.medium.com | Mallory Moore

For the GC ideologue, defining gender is much more “ought” than “is”Mallory Moore·Follow5 min read·--GC arguments boil down not to their Gender Critical Beliefs, but to a set of Gender Critical Norms. After the Forstater employment tribunal in the UK, Gender Critical Beliefs have had a relatively tidy description set in law.