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Early footage from Brand New Day suggests that the Spider-Man costume looks more realistic and natural in close-up shots – especially when the fabric moves and wrinkles. The details, like the web patterns and smaller designs, also appear much better when they’re part of a real, textured material.

Enjoying Dungeons & Dragons is fantastic, but what do you do when your game is over, or you’re looking for other fun activities? Books are a great way to fill the time, and there are plenty that capture a similar adventurous spirit. If you’re a D&D fan looking for something new to read, here are five excellent choices – and the best part is, you won’t need dice!

Bianca is one of the first bounties you can hunt related to Hernand. Like other bounties in the game, the map only gives you a general area – it doesn’t mark her exact location. This often leads players to search endlessly and think the quest is broken. However, Bianca is findable if you know where and when to look. Most guides agree that her bounty becomes available in Chapter 2 when bounty posters start showing up, and she can be found near the Church of Hernand and Hillside Manor.

Okay, so if you’re trying to find Darkbringer, here’s the deal: it’s actually inside the mouth of this huge skeleton at White Wastes Sanctuary. That sanctuary is way up in the snowy northwest of Pailune. From what everyone says, it’s north of Whisperleaf Fortress, and generally west or northwest of Silver Wolf Mountain. A lot of guides also point to the area around Five-Finger Mountain, so that’s another landmark to look for!

The eco-horror film The Ruins, a hidden gem in the genre, became available on Paramount+ on March 1st and is well worth a watch. Directed by Carter Smith in his first feature film, it’s based on Scott B. Smith’s 2006 novel. The story follows a group of American tourists in Mexico whose relaxing vacation quickly turns into a desperate struggle for survival. They’re drawn to a secluded, uncharted Mayan temple and find themselves trapped by suspicious locals and terrifying, carnivorous vines. While the film didn’t achieve mainstream success or critical acclaim, and was often overlooked in ‘best of’ lists, it offers a truly original and frightening take on the creature feature.