Movie Review: ‘Sabotage’ is probably what happened to this movie
The ex-governator demands to be taken seriously in the two hours of 'Sabotage.'
SLCC to host Lauren McCluskey documentary, panel this week
The Taylorsville Redwood Campus will host a showing of ESPN’s documentary “LISTEN” on Oct. 29.
SLCC screens classic ’90s films
Get the 411 on the series of 1990s film screenings happening at South City Campus.
Dolby director explains how sound tells a story
SLCC film and audio students listened to Dolby Institute director Glenn Kiser on Wednesday.
The Weekly Reel: The Makings of a Cinematic Universe
In this week's Weekly Reel Stephen Romney examines the makings of a comic book movie universe and how DC may copy Marvel in the long run.
More “Baysplosions” than ever before
People tend to be pretty divided when it comes to the Michael Bay Transformers films. The division can be broken down into three parts....
‘Inception’ pushes our imagination through many levels
What you dreamed and thought Inception would be is true, but it doesn't end there. It becomes a vastly complex, imaginative and emotional film,...
‘Lincoln’ is Spielberg’s latest Oscar contender
Romney reviews Steven Spielberg's historical drama "Lincoln". Starring Daniel Day-Lewis as the the 16th president of the United States.
Romney’s Video Review: ‘Son of God’
Romney's Video Review of 'Son of God'
Romney’s Video Review: ‘The Wind Rises’
Romney's Video Review of 'The Wind Rises.'
Game ends well with ‘Saw 3D’
Lovers of spectacle and gore know that one of the best places to find both is the Saw series. Ever since its first movie...
Romney’s Video Review: ‘The Monuments Men’
Stephen Romney's video review of 'The Monuments Men.'