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Does ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ Justify its Existence?

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Famous for having a hand in both the recent Scream and V/H/S/ revivals, Radio Silence is a collective of filmmakers mainly made up of directors Matt Beittinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett—and I’ve been a huge fan of their work since seeing their film Ready or Not in 2019; it’s got a great sense of humor, it’s got legitimately good drama, and an amazing performance by
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’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Deserves So Much Better

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Nia DaCosta's 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is bombing really hard at the box office—and I cannot begin to tell you how upset that makes me. It’s entirely the marketing’s fault—most people don’t even seem to know that there is a new 28 Years Later (the last one only came out 7 months ago); and that combined with terrible winter weather has proven
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‘Predator: Badlands’ – Shockingly Heartwarming

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Disney has made a reputation for themselves over the past few years (mostly among online grifters) of buying and destroying franchises; people often point to Star Wars as an example—and there’s definitely a conversation to be had about Disney’s mismanagement of their properties, but the one franchise I believe has only gotten better since being acquired by the House of Mouse is Predator. The
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Faculty & Funk Band Photo Gallery

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On November 7th, the SNHU Faculty and Funk bands performed in the Last Chapter Pub. The faculty band was composed of Rick Cook on trumpet, Lundy Lewis on guitar, Kurt Stuke on Bass, and Vinco Corbo on drums. The funk band was composed of Lexx LaRouche and McKenna Taylor with vocals, Rick Cook and Anderson Ferreira on trumpet, Mikayla Keller and Evelyn Sidor on
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10 Horror Movies Every Student Should Watch

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In terms of horror movies, I’ve been around the block a few times; from The Substance to Manos: The Hands of Fate, from The Mummy to The Mummy (not to be confused with The Mummy, The Mummy, or The Mummy); I’ve seen more than my fair share, so here’s just a few recommendations—from all across the genre—for your viewing pleasure. Halloween (1978) (R), 91
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‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ – A Mixed Bag of a Finale

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As big of a horror nut as I am, the Conjuring franchise has always eluded me—I'm just not that in to ghost movies, what can I say? But upon hearing that the newest installment, The Conjuring: Last Rites, may be the last, I decided to catch up; and I can confidently say the franchise is a real mixed bag—and fittingly, Last Rites is a
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What to Expect from the Humanities Festival this Spring 2025

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Every year, SNHU holds a Humanities Festival that celebrates philosophy, language, history, music and performing arts, global culture, and art. Dr. Deborah Varat, Director of Public Humanities Initiative, is the primary organizer for this event and, in an interview with the press, expressed a great deal of excitement about this year's festival. According to Dr. Varat, the Humanities Festival, which will be held on
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SNHU Concert Series: The Wolff Sisters & Stone Strangers

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On Friday, January 31, another installment of the SNHU Concert Series debuted. This concert, starring The Wolff Sisters and The Stone Strangers, was loud, vibrant, and nothing short of captivating. People flooded into the pub to buy drinks and watch the show with their friends. The bands themselves, were both local and unique, each offering wonderful songs and receiving cheers and claps as they
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