Student Profile: Juliet Devette
SLCC student Juliet Devette was recently accepted into the University of Southern California's Film Program. Tamara Brune-Wharton sits down with Devette to learn more about her many talents and where her life has taken her.
Romney’s Video and Poem Review: I, Frankenstein
Stephen Romney's Video and Poem review of 'I, Frankenstein.'
9 movies to watch this holiday season
Some epic films will be playing in theaters during the Christmas break.
Movie review: ‘Romeo & Juliet’ — finally, someone gets it right!
Romney reviews the newest adaption of the oldest love story, 'Romeo & Juliet.'
‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ remains true to the comics
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the 2012 reboot of the popular "Spider-Man" film series.
Movie review: ‘R.I.P.D.’ proves the old axiom of all flash, no substance
Despite an unusual concept "R.I.P.D." leaves a lot to be desired, according to Romney. Click to read why.
The Weekly Reel: Film adaptations need to differ from the source material
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives his reasons why film adaptations should be different from their book counterparts.
Lecture on horror cinema explores disability and eugenics
Associate Professor Angela Smith provides cultural insight into classic horror cinema.
Movie review: ‘The Snowman’
"The Snowman" can't take the heat from movie critic Court Casselman.
Adam Leipzig educates SLCC film students
Leipzig held a Q&A session to help SLCC students understand the essentials of film production.
‘Sucker Punch’ is a knock-out
The best way to describe Sucker Punch is to call it Inception and Muppet Babies love child. Moulin Rougewould act as OB/GYN and Charlie's...
‘Black Panther’ challenges African stereotypes
Aramis Hicks explores the signature elements of the new Marvel movie "Black Panther."