‘Dear John’ proves distance and relationship make for good drama
How often do we look at a movie poster or watch a trailer and jump to a conclusion of how the movie will be?...
SLCC screens classic ’90s films
Get the 411 on the series of 1990s film screenings happening at South City Campus.
‘Machete’ revives the memory of the ‘Grindhouse’
Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror) and friends are at it again. Born through the Grindhouse movement that produced Planet Terror and Death Proof, Machete is...
A Sundance-curated summertime film series samples what January festival brings to Utah
The Sundance Film Festival recently hosted ten free screenings in the Salt Lake City area for its Local Lens summer program.
‘Super 8’ is out of this world
Many film students, both here at SLCC and abroad were excited when they first saw the incredibly vague Super Bowl teaser trailer for this...
Challis one of many SLCC students to show off filmmaking skills
Angela Rosales Challis submitted two films to the 8th annual SLCCSA Film Festival.
Do ‘Penguins’ pop at the box office?
I’m probably one of the few people you’ll ever meet that remembers the book this movie is based on. Upon seeing the trailer and...
The trailers lie about ‘The Lorax’
Despite what the trailers might lead you to believe, The Lorax proves to be an entertaining family film. It earns a 4/5.
Review: ‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies’
Despite the unusual combination, "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" offers plenty of entertainment value.
Film review: ‘A Real Pain’
Ashlee Astin shares why Jesse Eisenberg's new film, “A Real Pain,” is a relatable tale of trauma, mourning and grief.
‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ remains true to the comics
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the 2012 reboot of the popular "Spider-Man" film series.