The Weekly Reel: A History of Horror
Fear. It is one of mankind’s base instincts. For centuries, many people have crafted tales to evoke and awaken this feeling in all of...
‘Splice’ takes audiences in a new cinematic direction
Every now and then a film comes along and pushes boundaries. They leap past what the social conscious accepts and dares us to not...
‘The Dark Knight Rises’ and takes expectations with it
Arts reporter Stephen Romney previews the final installment of the Nolan-produced "Batman" films.
Slamdance emerges from shadow of Sundance
Slamdance likes to bill itself as the "independent" independent film festival.
Important documentary premieres at Sundance
In May of 1993 three eight-year-old boys, Christopher Byers, Steven Branch and Michael Moore, were found dead in West Memphis, Arkansas. Three innocent teenage...
Movie review: Gru and his minions can’t save ‛Despicable Me 2’
Is ‛Despicable Me 2’ another run-of-the-mill family-film sequel? Stephen Romney reviews the movie that blew away the competition at the box office this 4th of July weekend.
‘Prometheus’ provides cerebral sci-fi thrills
Top notch performances and cinematography provide out of this world experience
‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ go gritty, dark
"Snow White and the Huntsman" provides plenty of Evil Queen and the Huntsman.
Movie review: ‘Pacific Rim’ is American anime done right
If someone took "Godzilla" and combined it with "The Matrix," you might end up with "Pacific Rim." Stephen Romney reviews Guillermo del Toro's latest project.
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.
Game ends well with ‘Saw 3D’
Lovers of spectacle and gore know that one of the best places to find both is the Saw series. Ever since its first movie...