Hard not to laugh at Kevin Smith’s ‘Cop Out’
Over the years the buddy cop movie has been done time and time again. Many classics come to mind when you think of the...
Movie review: ‘The Snowman’
"The Snowman" can't take the heat from movie critic Court Casselman.
Movie Review: ‘Son of God’ should have remained a mini-series
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the biblical film 'Son of God.'
Sundance premiere: ‘My Idiot Brother’
Director Jesse Peretz, actor Paul Rudd, and the rest of the cast of My Idiot Brother brought their unconventional comedy to Park City this...
‘Celeste and Jesse Forever’ is a comedy worthy of Sundance
Comedies with romance almost always capture the beginning of a relationship. The romantic part is usually a combination of one character trying to get...
Do the Oscars matter?
Philip Cogan Gilstrap airs his grievances with the Academy Awards.
Movie Review: ‘A Place at the Table’ spotlights the issue of hunger in the...
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews the emotional documentary about hunger in the United States, A Place at The Table.
Movie review: The (not-so) ‘Spectacular Now’
This movie is trapped somewhere between 90's romantic comedy and Sundance darling.
‘Limitless’ has unlimited potential
Bradley Cooper stars as Eddie Morra in Limitless as an unmotivated, down-on-his-luck writer. In the film, Morra lives a disheveled and shallow existence until...
SLCC psychology professor explains why people like to be scared
Underneath the fleeing and screams lies the unique phenomenon of why people like to be scared.
Romney’s Video Review: ‘The Monuments Men’
Stephen Romney's video review of 'The Monuments Men.'
Auditions play a vital role in student film productions
The SLCC film department recently held auditions for dozens of roles in student-produced films.