‘Hall Pass’ falls limp
Filmmakers learned years ago that sex in any form sells movies. Any genre, any time period – throw in a leggy blonde in a...
Superheroes in cinema, part 3: Across the pond and beyond
In parts 1 and 2, I went into great detail about the history of American superhero cinema. However, the genre isn’t exclusive to the...
Romney’s Reviews: ‘Million Dollar Arm’
Romney explains why he gave "Million Dollar Arm" a 5/5 rating on this edition of Romney's Reviews.
Special effects a labor of love for film students
Find out how SLCC film students develop special effects for their bootcamp production.
Adam Leipzig educates SLCC film students
Leipzig held a Q&A session to help SLCC students understand the essentials of film production.
One ‘Drive’ not worth taking
The concept of Drive seemed simple enough. A Hollywood stunt driver who moonlights as a getaway driver for criminals. Something like that isn’t easy...
Movie review: ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
Movie critic Court Casselman says the latest adaptation of "Murder on the Orient Express" runs off the rails too much for his liking.
Good bits in ‘Killing Them Softly’ can’t overcome serious structure issues
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the film “Killing Them Softly,” staring Brad Pitt as a hit man.
Cold War enemies return in ‘Salt’
In times when we had clear-cut enemies, our country could easily point out USSR as the last of our biggest enemies. The ingenious plot...
Romney’s Video Review: ‘Draft Day’
Stephen Romney's video review of 'Draft Day.'
Slamdance co-founder shares lessons learned
Peter Baxter shared his expertise with SLCC film and communication students last week at South City Campus.