Filmmaker Sam Pollard speaks at Black History Month film festival
By Grace Collier, Contributing Writer Daytime Emmy award winning film director and editor Sam Pollard attended the College of Liberal Arts...
Towson University alumni earns Capital Emmy for student film
By Theresa Pratt, Staff Writer Towson University alumni James Carline won a Capital Emmy award in the Fiction-Long Form category...
Lux Daze Media Spring 2019 showcase- here’s the scoop.
By: Suzanne Stuller, Staff Writer Courtesy of luxdazemedia.com Writer and director, Tyler Peterson, a recent graduate of Towson University,...
Why Jordan Peele’s “Us” is a must-see
By: Kerry Ingram, Arts & Life Editor Featured image courtesy of denofgeek.com If you thought Jordan Peele’s “Get Out”...
‘Lego Movie 2’ Builds Off the First
By: Matt McDonald, Columnist Photo courtesy of TheLegoMovie.com When I saw the first “Lego Movie,” I thought it was going...
Reel Rewind: The Wizard of Oz (1939)
By: Luke Parker, Columnist Photo courtesy of American Cinematographer ★★★★ No children’s film has been better accepted or ingrained into...
The magic continues
By: Matt McDonald, Columnist Featured image courtesy of Screen Rant After two long years, Newt Scamander and his crazy case...
“Maze Runner” disrupts dystopian cliches
By: Matt McDonald, Columnist Featured image courtesy of Chan Vu Lang. The final chapter of the “Maze Runner” series, “The...
The intersection of art, race and gender
By Chloe Williams, Columnist Featured image courtesy of goldwomyn.com “Art of The Black Woman” featured the work of six black...
The “Mother!” of all horror films
By Matt McDonald, Columnist 3/4 Before I say anything, I want to strongly emphasize discretion when going to see this...