Tom Casciato’s talking head: Truth Without Vérite
The Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker offered student journalists a map up the mountain of truth in a recent talk at Chapman.
Review | ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ delivers a stylish return
The sequel is an enjoyable watch, as long as you don’t think too hard about it.
Review | ‘The Sheep Detectives’ is shear brilliance
Regardless of your age, ewe are sure to love one of the year’s best surprises.
Review | Defending ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’
It’s a kids’ movie, alright?!
‘Omaha’ director talks new indie drama
The filmmaker behind the festival darling discusses the film’s origins and working with its young leads.
Review | ‘Michael’ is ‘Bad!’
Michael Jackson’s concert film — I mean, biopic — builds the King of Pop’s legacy.
From the river to the screen: Palestine’s rebel filmmakers
A recent surge of Palestinian films have challenged biases in Western narratives surrounding the century-long conflict.
Review | ‘Rooster’ balances comedy and depth
Steve Carell takes on the new character of “Rooster.”
Review | ‘You, Me & Tuscany’ is a fresh spin on old ideas
The film is setting a new standard for new-age rom-coms.
Review | Back to the Coveyverse with ‘XO, Kitty’ season three
“XO Kitty” brings teenage love and self-discovery to life.
Review | ‘Age of Attraction’ proves age does matter
The new Netflix reality show asks an age-old question, but does it succeed at proving its point?
Hashing It Out: Does ‘The Drama’ shoot itself in the foot?
The Panther staff debates the new Zendaya and Robert Pattinson hit, which drew controversial reactions from audiences.
You, me and escaping reality
“You, Me & Tuscany” invites audiences to leave the real world behind and fall in love alongside its unlikely couple.
Potterheads secede from J.K. Rowling’s ‘Wizarding World’
HBO’s “Harry Potter” television series is struggling to earn fans’ endorsement.
One win after another: Oscar Night from the press room
“One Battle After Another” and “Sinners” dominated the show, but they weren’t the only story.
Review | The Hooverenaissance continues with ‘Reminders of Him’
What if a high school drunk-driving PSA skit received a $25 million budget?
Review | ‘Project Hail Mary’ shoots for the stars and your tear ducts
An adventure packed with thrills and emotion, but not out of this world.
Review | ‘Hoppers’ is a dam good time
Pixar’s anarchic comedy does away with the studio’s brand of sentimentality in favor of political satire.
Panther Predictions: The 98th Academy Awards
Will it be “Sinners” Sunday? Or one win after another for Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest?
Seen any good movies lately?
As Hollywood’s primary demographic, Chapman students reflected on the modern importance of movie theaters.