Untold stories and small voices heard at Sundance Film Festival
In the midst of the Sundance Film Festival are people of all walks of life merged together to support a cause of independence.
A worthy follow-up, ‘Taken 2’ offers cerebral action
“Taken 2” picks up a couple of years after the events of the first film. Liam Neeson reprises his role as ex-CIA agent Bryan Mills.
‘Shark Night 3D’ makes sharks lame
When 3D first came into theaters in the 1950s, a slew of bad horror movies came out just to try and take advantage of...
Movie review: ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’
The prequel-sequel to "Snow White and the Huntsman" fails to live up to its predecessor.
‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ go gritty, dark
"Snow White and the Huntsman" provides plenty of Evil Queen and the Huntsman.
The Weekly Reel: Top 3 best movies of the 2013 summer movie season
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives the rundown on his 3 best movies of the 2013 summer season.
Slamdance emerges from shadow of Sundance
Slamdance likes to bill itself as the "independent" independent film festival.
Free classic film screenings at South City Campus
"Casablanca," "The Red Shoes," "Shadow of a Doubt" and "Rebecca" are being shown for free in the Center for Arts and Media screening room.
You will question the ‘Dream House’
Dream House is a film that has a fairly interesting back story, one that is an all-too-common tale of the director versus the production...
Slamdance preserves power of unique storytelling
The Slamdance Film Festival offers another venue for independent filmmakers to showcase their work.
‘Alex Cross’ is a solid crime drama with some unwanted modern elements
Romney reviews Alex Cross, a crime drama that weaves the psychological profile of the perpetrator into its narrative.