Generally speaking, I don’t read descriptions before starting to watch a show if the trailer or cover image is interesting enough. Perhaps this is my greatest flaw, as I haven’t learned my lesson despite being bamboozled by a book’s cover in the past. But surely, I thought, as I clicked onto “The Promised Neverland” on Netflix, surely it is not going to betray my impressions, right?
Read Art's Editor Cee Annis' review of horror game "Identity V!"
“Identity V” is a one versus four survival horror game, akin to “Dead by Daylight.” You play either as a survivor or a hunter. Hunters, like the name suggests, hunt down the survivors while they try to decipher four clues to open the gates to let them out of the manor they are stuck in.
“Assassins” originally premiered in 1990 as a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by John Weidman, based on an idea by Charles Gilbert Jr. The performance brought some of America’s...
Warner Bros.’ Batman vs. Superman is currently the number one movie in the world, featuring appearances by several DC Comics superheroes and known to be the next step towards a Justice League film....
By Zerina Bajramovic
Contributing Writer
Last Thursday evening in the MUB, Sonya Huber was a guest in the UNH Writers Series. She read her book, “Opa Nobody” to an audience of more than 60 people...
