SLCC psychology professor explains why people like to be scared
Underneath the fleeing and screams lies the unique phenomenon of why people like to be scared.
As Sundance prepares to exit Utah, locals and filmmakers reflect on its legacy
As the Sundance Film Festival wraps its final run in Utah, locals and industry professionals reflect on its legacy and impact over the past five decades.
‘Knight and Day’ is a reminder how Hollywood has lost itself
Why do we put up with the same useless garbage year after year? Ever since the release of Jaws in 1975 the studios have...
Movie review: ‘Happy Death Day’
Movie critic Court Casselman says "Happy Death Day" may be worth watching, but not on repeat.
How to enjoy Sundance in Salt Lake City
The 2020 Sundance Film Festival begins this week. Check out some of the events happening in Salt Lake City.
SLCC film students cover lack of reporting when Indigenous people go missing
Produced by SLCC film students, "Missing Murdered Unheard" explores the lack of attention and response to crimes against Indigenous peoples
Sundance filmmakers share industry advice
Marcos Aragon reveals some filmmaking tips for students looking to get ahead in the industry.
Movie review: ‘Hercules’ tries too hard to be Leonidas
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the lackluster "300" clone. "The Legend of Hercules."
SLCC screens films to highlight reproductive rights
The 2019 Reproductive Justice Film Series aims to focus on reproductive healthcare issues among low-income and minority communities.
Globe staffers share their favorite Halloween movies
Enjoy this Halloween with a scary movie marathon with suggestions from Globe staff members.
Upcoming 2025 Sundance Film Festival offers two ticket packages for young adults
Ticket packages and passes can now be purchased for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, which will run Jan. 23 through Feb. 2.