‘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.
The Weekly Reel: Studios use more tricks to increase box office revenue
In this edition of The Weekly Reel, Stephen Romney explores the methods film studios are using to bolster box office numbers for their big-budget projects.
‘Beautiful Creatures’ boasts beautiful visuals and a slightly higher-tier romance
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews, yet another teen-romance-novel-turned-movie, 'Beautiful Creatures'.
How to experience Sundance this year
The coronavirus pandemic has turned Sundance 2021 into a virtual event. Learn how to participate in the online festival.
SLCC mourns passing of beloved film professor
Students, faculty and alumni react to the death of SLCC film professor Mark Davis.
Romney’s Reviews: ‘The Purge’
Romney's Video Review: The Purge
Let them into your heart
A new vampire movie is now in theaters about an adolescent vampire and Robert Pattinson is nowhere in sight. Christmas just came early this...
The Weekly Reel: Teenage Tinseltown and the Full Fathom Five fiasco
The Globe presents a brief commentary on the recent surge of Young Adult Fiction and the journey to the silver screen.
‘Tabloid’ not for Mormons
The reason that shows like Judge Judy and The Jerry Springer Show are so popular is because people like to watch freaks. It makes...