UMD student filmmaking club discusses future film festivals, student creativity
Veritas Short Films has ambitious plans for its second-year.
The 8 essential college movies that need to be on your watchlist
In honor of the often-forgotten university flick, here are some of the greatest college movies of all time on every streaming service.
‘Love at First Sight’ uses humor and math to tell an interesting love story
The feel-good romance movie isn’t about love, but instead fate and statistics, or at least that’s what the narrator said.
Dumb Money captures how GameStop stock shook up Wall Street
The film accurately portrays how average citizens were guided by public forums and influencers toward using GameStop stock to get back at the rich.
Hollywood’s newest villain is climate change
"How to Blow Up a Pipeline" is the most recent example of a growing trend in the film industry: replacing traditional villains with the threat of climate change.
‘Barbie’ was terrifyingly relatable
Barbie’s adventure to the real world is reminiscent of the horrifying realization of facing a possibly imperfect reality.
‘The Hunger Games’ prequel sparks a revival for beloved franchise
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, based on Suzanne Collins’ 2020 novel by the same name, releases in November.
The Guardians of the Galaxy finale is the perfect ending to the saga
The film is entertaining and has been a positive contribution to the science fiction genre.
‘Peter Pan & Wendy’ tackles mature topics without the original’s magic
There were many details throughout the film that felt off.
‘Evil Dead Rise’ makes gruesome horror fun
It was a refreshing break from the more elevated, comedic horror that has dominated the genre for the past few years.