The Flash runs through tired territory
The CW’s newest superhero drama stumbles through a lazy, familiar origin story that relies on stale genre tropes.
Two Night Stand provides mindless fun
Despite a clichéd plot, the chemistry between the two leads Miles Teller and Analeigh Tipton make for a fun ride.
Lil BUB brings star power to film festival
The Feline Film Festival in Exposition Park celebrates Internet-famous felines and features Lil BUB prominently.
Calvary succeeds despite grim storyline
Succeeding the streak of positive reviews from his previous work, The Guard, Calvary is John Michael McDonagh’s second directorial triumph. A low budget Irish independent film played by strong actors such as Brendan Gleeson, Chris O’Dowd, and Domhall Gleeson, the movie is about a priest who is constantly challenged about the validity of faith, righteousness […]
Haunted Screens shines loving light on early film era
Exhibit design recalls iconic German Expressionist film sets while showcasing an essential part of film history.
New short film “Seeds” shot solely with Google Glass
SCA Alumni Aneesh Chaganty and Sev Ohanian produce a short film of a young man traveling back to his home in India.
Cinematic arts students tackle questions of gender
SCA students produce short film to break down perceptions of gender roles.
Fall movie lineup promises gods and monsters
From dramas to comedies, the movies coming out this fall are sure to captivate all audience members.
USC alumnus Johnson to helm Star Wars: Episode VIII
The last few weeks have been rough for Star Wars fans. First the Expanded Universe novels, comics and video games were unceremoniously dropped from the official canon, then a barrage of leaked set photos threatened to pollute the air of mystery surrounding J.J. Abrams’ Episode VII and finally, as if to add injury to insult, […]
How to Train Your Dragon 2 lives up to original
Dreamworks' animated sequel addresses social themes while remaining an entertaining film for all ages.