Do the Oscars matter?
Philip Cogan Gilstrap airs his grievances with the Academy Awards.
Review: The final ‘Mission: Impossible’ is a poetic end to a long series
Lucas Davison reviews “Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning” and says the film delivers a great theatre experience.
‘Skyline’ not for higher intelligence
People going in to see Skyline expecting to see a run of the mill alien invasion movie will be sorely disappointed. What they'll get...
‘Oz the Great and Powerful’: Not too powerful, but still entertaining
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'Oz: The Great and Powerful.'
9 movies to watch this holiday season
Some epic films will be playing in theaters during the Christmas break.
Scholarship honors late SLCC film professor
Although film professor Mark Davis died in 2016, he still supports film students at Salt Lake Community College through a scholarship fund established in his honor.
‘Animalia’ review: A supernatural drama exploring our place in the universe
Jonny Tollestrup reviews "Animalia," which won the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Creative Vision at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival.
Movies for Black History Month: Off‑the‑beaten‑path picks from an SLCC film professor
Dave Lehleitner, an associate professor of film production at Salt Lake Community College, offers several movie suggestions for Black History Month.
Friends, colleagues pay tribute to Mark Davis
Students, faculty, staff and friends gather to honor SLCC film professor Mark Davis.
Movie review: ‘City of Bones’ starts off strong, ends with soap-opera clusterbomb
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews City of Bones, a film that starts out strong, but trips over it's own feet trying to remain faithful to the source material.
Movie review: ‘I, Tonya’
Read why film critic Court Casselman gives the Tonya Harding biopic a perfect score.
Sundance film review: ‘Black Bear’
“Black Bear” speaks to lengths that artists will go to perfect their creative endeavors.