Category: Movies - Page 3 - The Diamondback

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.

The new A24 thriller explores human nature and an unorthodox love story while avoiding traditional media cliches.

This year’s Academy Awards saw 'Oppenheimer' triumphant, while 'Poor Things' surprised.

Blumhouse has made perfectly campy films like “M3gan,” but “Imaginary” is just a bad movie.

The University of Maryland-based segment of this year’s Il Cinema Ritrovato film festival highlighted Spanish and Mexican director Luis Buñuel.

With new characters and higher stakes, some of the franchise's strongest elements were erased.

Denis Villeneuve strengthens his grip on the science-fiction genre in his follow-up adaption of Frank Herbert’s seminal classic.

The film's director and editor visited The Clarice for a screening of 'Call Me Dancer,' a film about an Indian boy's journey in the dance world.

Ethan Coen’s first solo directing venture apart from the Coen brothers duo leaves much to be desired, but it didn't make the film any less enjoyable.

From National Treasure to St. Elmo’s Fire, the University of Maryland has been host to more than a few Hollywood productions.