‘Season of the Witch’ gets the year started off right
There are only two kinds of movies that can't be strictly defined to one genre. The movies that are so overloaded with ideas that...
This is The (raunchy, risqué, random, and self-referential) ‘End’
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'This is The End,' a surprisingly funny movie about the end of the world and the celebrities that must survive in it.
‘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...
The Weekly Reel: Top three summer movies
Romeny gives his three favorite summer movie picks along with his top three superhero films of the summer.
10 horror movies for the Halloween season
Watch these 10 films to scare yourself silly this Halloween.
‘Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields’ review: A delve into Brooke’s life and valor
Teresa Chaikowsky reviews the documentary film "Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields," which premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival.
‘Avengers: Endgame’ student screening sells out
Student Life and Leadership offered tickets to an advance screening of "Avengers: Endgame," which sold out quickly.
‘How to Destroy Angels’ is Trent Reznor’s silence broken
How to Destroy Angels is a name that conjures images of a divine struggle against eternal forces written in the pages of an epic...
Hollywood and the animated film, part 1: A look back
If you paid attention to the movies that were released throughout this past summer, it should be no surprise that you would find no...
The best way to catch this season’s blockbusters
Tis the season for the most anticipated movie titles to be released in theaters. Most production companies wait until the summer to release their...
Movie Review: ‘Escape Plan’ too 80’s for its own good
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews Stallone's next throwback to the 80s, 'Escape Plan
Sundance film review: ‘Nine Days’
Premiering at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, "Nine Days" leaves audiences doing some soul-searching.