Final Light: An artist in retrospect
A pattern of light and shadow. Color awash in creamy tones and blotted with vibrant reds and Kelly green. Symmetry and asymmetry balanced in...
Tower, Broadway offer high class cinema in Utah
Few can argue that it’s fun to watch a multi-million dollar Hollywood actionfest of a movie, but occasionally it’s nice to watch a film...
‘Apollo 18’ makes you think twice
There is a new style that has become “hip and edgy” in recent years, the found-footage narrative film. It began in the 90’s with...
‘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...
Fashion designer Sylvia Heisel visits Library Square
A bite of the Big Apple was eaten last Thursday at Salt Lake Community College as famed New York City fashion designer Sylvia Heisel...
Free theatre at the Grand
With the Twilight Concert Series wrapped up for the year, students may be looking for a new venue for free entertainment. For students of...
‘Colombiana’: Zoe Saldana can act
Nobody ever explains in the plot line in which “parents are killed in front of children” that those now responsible for said child should...
‘Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark’: An old-school scare from Guillermo del Toro
Horror films are a very interesting creature in the film industry. They can either earn massive acclaim from fans and critics or, just as...
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...
‘Fright Night’ doesn’t scare anyone
Vampires are officially now the most overused movie plot in the history of cheesy movie monsters. Since Nosferatu came out in 1922 the film...
Brewvies: A delicious cinematic experience
Dinner and a movie usually means trying to decide on a restaurant, then trying to decide on a film, then trying to decide where...
Fandom vs Capcom: The rise of player petition campaigns
If you’ve paid a visit to the Taylorsville Redwood Campus, then chances are that you seen some very interesting papers on the outdoor bulletin...