‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ delivers familiar gags, falls into character cliches
"The juice is loose" in the 'Beetlejuice' sequel's early screening.
UMD student directors awarded at Maryland Filmmakers’ spring festival
Maryland Filmmakers’ Spring Film Festival displayed nine student-made short films in Hoff Theatre on Tuesday.
OCD, existentialism drive ‘Turtles All the Way Down’ adaptation
The newest John Green adaptation follows a unique protagonist with a severe case of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
‘Challengers’ serves up a dizzying tale of love, manipulation
'Challengers' explores rivalry and ambition, but intrinsically less about tennis and more about what the game represents.
‘The Fall Guy’ hits its mark in SEE advance screening
A cardboard cutout of Ryan Gosling greeted attendees of 'The Fall Guy' advanced screening in Stamp Student Union.
Alex Garland explores an apocalyptic America in ‘Civil War’
The film follows a team of journalists as they traverse a war-torn United States during the Second American Civil War.
Revisit a cult classic music documentary made by UMD alumni
The short, co-directed by University of Maryland alum Jeff Krulik, captured the anticipation for metal band Judas Priest’s May 31, 1986 in Maryland.
‘Love Lies Bleeding’ defies stereotypes, balances gore with romance
The new A24 thriller explores human nature and an unorthodox love story while avoiding traditional media cliches.
Oscars 2024: ‘Oppenheimer’ dominates while ‘Barbie’ falters
This year’s Academy Awards saw 'Oppenheimer' triumphant, while 'Poor Things' surprised.
Blumhouse loses its campy horror touch in ‘Imaginary’
Blumhouse has made perfectly campy films like “M3gan,” but “Imaginary” is just a bad movie.