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The best Stephen King adaptations

In light of “Doctor Sleep,” watch these essential adaptations of the famed author’s works.

Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer • November 9, 2019

Stephen King’s multitude of stories have provided inspiration for creators across all kinds of media, especially in film. Over the years, King has tackled everything from terrifying horror to emotional drama, all of which have provided iconic stories. Although King's novels have had a multitude of...

“El Camino” is enjoyable, yet an unnecessary “Breaking Bad” follow up

Although an entertaining ride for fans of the original show, the follow-up film fails to fully live up to the iconic series.

Sammy Newcomer • October 15, 2019

Whatever happened to Jesse Pinkman? The question lingered in viewers’ minds after the riveting finale to “Breaking Bad.” After six years, series creator Vince Gilligan wrote and directed this follow-up film to answer this question. The film picks up immediately after the series finale and follows...

Five Spider-Man stories to adapt to the big screen

With Spidey's return to MCU, Disney and Sony should consider these unique twists for upcoming films.

Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer • October 4, 2019

(This story was originally published in print on Oct. 3, 2019). After the tumultuous series of events regarding Spider-Man’s removal from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sony and Disney have struck up a new deal, which allows Spider-Man to have one more solo film and an appearance in another Avengers...

Check out the “More Art Upstairs” screening

Jody Hassett Sanchez’ documentary “More Art Upstairs” will be screened this Tuesday in Calvary Chapel.

Carly Grider, Freelance Writer • February 17, 2019

On Tuesday, Feb. 19, Biola’s art department will be screening the documentary “More Art Upstairs,” directed by Jody Hassett Sanchez, in Calvary Chapel from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The film displays the story of four artists competing at ArtPrize, a competition that gives the public the chance to vote...

The Candyland tradition enters its second decade, serving over 1,200

Candyland’s 20th anniversary sticks with its roots to serve local children.

Micah Kim, Managing Editor • November 1, 2018

With the help of several volunteers, a temporarily transformed Alpha Hall welcomed 1200-1300 members of the local community to this year’s Candyland. For the event's 20th anniversary, families once again chose Biola as a safe and caring option for trick-or-treating. STEPPING INTO CANDYLAND This year’s...

“Life Itself” Review: A story of family, love and loss, as life itself is

Set up an appointment with your therapist after seeing this film.

Matthew Santiago, Freelance Writer • September 25, 2018

Dan Fogelman, creator of “This is Us” and writer of “Crazy, Stupid, Love,” comes out swinging with his directorial debut in the new film, “Life Itself.” The ensemble cast includes Oscar Isaac, Olivia Wilde, Annette Benning, Olivia Cooke and Antonio Banderas. This indie film presents a creative...

Christian Clubbing: “Star Wars” club discusses artistic depictions of series

Returning club uses new exhibit to spark conversations and camaraderie.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • January 31, 2018

The recently reborn "Star Wars" club visited a small art exhibit which integrates 17th and 18th century art styles with characters and iconography from the popular movie series. RETURN OF THE CLUB Club president and alumnus Raymond Mendiola IV took club members to see the Gallery 30 South exhibit,...