Kate Bosworth in 'Straw Dogs'

‘Straw Dogs’ takes bad to whole new places

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If movies are to be believed, then small Southern towns are backwards nightmarish places and anyone with any common sense would flee them the...
Samurai Sentai Shinkenger promotional picture

Superheroes in cinema, part 3: Across the pond and beyond

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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...

The Weekly Reel: Top 3 worst movies of the 2013 summer movie season

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Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives the rundown on his worst 3 movies of the 2013 summer season.

An expendable movie

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The Expendables is an action movie like an orange is a fruit. The advertisements gave no false impression as to the premise of this...
Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington in "Safe House"

‘Safe House’ is a safe bet

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"Safe House" proves to be a moderately entertaining, mildly thought provoking spy thriller. It earns a 3/5.

Featuring a video review by Stephen Romney

Aaron Paul (right) and Scott Mescudi (left)

Movie Review: ‘Need for Speed’ gives audiences fast cars and furious driving

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'Need for Speed' breaks bad at the theaters.
Projection screen displaying "Women in Film" juxtaposed with Barbie dolls

SLCC club fundraiser spotlights women in film

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The Film Industry Networking Events (F.I.N.E.) Club hosted its highly anticipated fundraiser on Feb. 13 at South City Campus.
A still from Beautiful Creatures featuring Alice Englert and Alden Ehrenreich.

‘Beautiful Creatures’ boasts beautiful visuals and a slightly higher-tier romance

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Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews, yet another teen-romance-novel-turned-movie, 'Beautiful Creatures'.
Mark Davis

SLCC mourns passing of beloved film professor

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Students, faculty and alumni react to the death of SLCC film professor Mark Davis.
A movie still featuring actors Shia LeBeouf, Tom Hardy and Jason Clarke

‘Lawless’ is definitely not flawless

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Romney reviews the latest mobster crime movie to hit the theaters and gives it a 3.5/5 rating.