‘Arbitrage’ is proof you can’t get something for nothing
For those not majoring in economics, arbitrage is essentially defined as a deal in which there is potentially no risk of loss. It sounds...
SLCC mourns passing of beloved film professor
Students, faculty and alumni react to the death of SLCC film professor Mark Davis.
‘Silent Hill: Revelation’ isn’t graceful, but is a step up for the series
Romney reviews the sequel to “Silent Hill” in theaters now.
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.
Movie Review: ‘Need for Speed’ gives audiences fast cars and furious driving
'Need for Speed' breaks bad at the theaters.
Students produce indie shorts at Film Bootcamp
Learn about the film production program at SLCC and the project currently in development.
Movie review: 80’s icon ‘RoboCop’ becomes slightly more relevant in 2014
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the sci-fi remake of Robocop.
‘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...
The Weekly Reel: Terrifying Trends
We last left our retrospective during the 80’s, an era full of horror classics and cult film phenomena. It is as we get into...
A look behind the lens of one Salt Lake Community College student’s inspiring film...
SLCC film major Isabella Martinez has overcome many obstacles in her pursuit to carve her own path as a director.
‘Warrior’ is a knockout
When I say the phrase “sports movie,” what may come to mind are films such as Field of Dreams or Remember the Titans. When...