The little “horsey” that could
The problem with movies based on actual events is that you know how they're going to end. The Titanic sank, the Nazis lost World...
Movie Review: ‘Labor Day’: Convicts, cooking and an awkward representation of puberty
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the film adaptation of the book 'Labor Day.'
Romney’s Video Review: ‘The Wind Rises’
Romney's Video Review of 'The Wind Rises.'
Sundance film review: ‘Promising Young Woman’ delivers candy-colored revenge tale
The female revenge fantasy "Promising Young Woman" debuted at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
‘The Dark Knight Rises’ to high expectations
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives "The Dark Knight Rises" four stars - find out why.
SLCC looks to enliven filmgoers with Spring Film Series
The Center for Arts and Media will host free film screenings throughout the spring semester, ending April 18.
Special effects a labor of love for film students
Find out how SLCC film students develop special effects for their bootcamp production.
Movie Review: ‘I, Frankenstein,’ vow to stop lending my likeness to mediocre occult action...
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the lackluster monster film 'I, Frankenstein.'
Movie review: Another indie romance-comedy: enough said.
Stephen Romney reviews the awkward romantic comedy featuring the late James Gandolfini, Enough Said.
No need to hurry to ‘Hereafter’
Provided you've seen any form of marketing for Hereafter, from TV spots to trailers, you'll expect the opening tragedy. As a tsunami rips through...
Sundance filmmakers share industry advice
Marcos Aragon reveals some filmmaking tips for students looking to get ahead in the industry.
Dragons, Vikings and 3D: just another weekend at the movies
Yes, it is another 3D film about a culture of people riding flying creatures? Well, Avatar was last year, this year we get How...