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About Ben Sherlock
Ben Sherlock is a writer, comedian, and filmmaker. Before working at Screen Rant, Ben wrote for The Best War Games, Taste of Cinema, Comic Book Resources, and BabbleTop. In his spare time, Ben creates video essays and supercuts for his massively underrated YouTube channel I Got Touched at the Cinema.
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Ben writes reviews, features, and lists for Screen Rant. As a member of the Classic TV team, he covers timeless television masterpieces like Seinfeld, Breaking Bad, The Wire, and The Twilight Zone. As a reviewer, he covers new film and TV releases, but also does the occasional retrospective review of an enduring classic.
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This Director Is Bringing Back Exploitation
Exploitation cinema had its heyday in the '70s, but Dragged Across Concrete's S. Craig Zahler is bringing its gritty sensibility into the modern age.
Red Notice Review
Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds' promising chemistry is let down by a weak script in Netflix's action-comedy Red Notice.
The Batman: A Look At Every Live-Action Version Of Commissioner Gordon
From Pat Hingle to Gary Oldman, the previous actors to play Commissioner Gordon have left some big shoes for The Batman's Jeffrey Wright to fill.
The Harder They Fall Review
Netflix's The Harder They Fall has plenty of familiar tropes, but it's anchored by stylish direction, strong performances, and a terrific soundtrack.
How Skyfall's Opening Scene Sets Up Its Main Conflict
Most Bond movie cold opens are unrelated to the main plot, but Skyfall uses M's role in the opening sequence to set up the main conflict of the story.
Star Wars: Obi-Wan & Ahsoka's Disney+ Shows Can Redeem Hayden Christensen's Anakin
With Hayden Christensen appearing in Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka, he can finally make a Star Wars project with strong writing and competent direction.
Hawkeye May Be Taking Cues From This Classic Action Franchise
Clint and Kate's buddy cop relationship and the Christmas setting in Marvel's upcoming Disney+ series Hawkeye seem to evoke the Lethal Weapon movies.
This Is The Greatest Movie Trilogy Of All Time
There are plenty of strong contenders, like Toy Story and Lord of the Rings, but Sergio Leone's Dollars trilogy is the best movie trilogy ever made.
The Last Duel Review
Ridley Scott's latest medieval epic tells a timely Rashomon-style multi-perspective story with breathtaking visuals and powerful performances.
Hawkeye: This Hailee Steinfeld Movie Proves She's The Perfect Choice To Play Kate Bishop
Over a decade ago, Hailee Steinfeld gave an Oscar-nominated performance that proves she's the perfect choice to play the next Hawkeye.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Had A Perfect Sequel Setup (And Rise Of Skywalker Ignored It)
Rian Johnson made a lot of polarizing creative choices in The Last Jedi, but its "Broom Boy" ending was a great sequel setup that JJ Abrams ignored.
What If...? Episode 9 Review
The season finale of What If...? is an action-packed superhero adventure that feels like the culmination of everything that came before.
Star Wars: Jakku Should've Just Been Tatooine In The Force Awakens
Rey's homeworld in The Force Awakens was basically Tatooine under a new name. The Star Wars universe would be more consistent if it was just Tatooine.
The Many Saints Of Newark Review
David Chase's new Sopranos prequel isn't as groundbreaking as the HBO series, but it's a captivating crime saga with powerful performances.
What If...? Episode 7 Review
Marvel's What If...? has arrived at its long-awaited Party Thor episode, and the comedic tone is a refreshing change of pace.
George Lucas Thought Spaceballs Was A Better Adventure Movie Than The Force Awakens
George Lucas was more complimentary about the storytelling in Mel Brooks' Star Wars spoof than in J.J. Abrams' official Star Wars sequel.
Why King Of The Hill Isn't Accused Of Ripping Off The Simpsons (& Family Guy Is)
King of the Hill and Family Guy are both adult-oriented animated comedies capitalizing on The Simpsons' success, but only one is called a rip-off.
The Extended Cut Of Spider-Man 2 Ruins The Greatest Comic Book Movie Ever Made
Spider-Man 2.1 extends an already-perfect superhero movie by adding in deleted scenes that were originally deleted for a good reason.
Kill Bill 3 Could Be The Perfect Final Movie For Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino hasn't announced what his tenth and final movie will be, but Kill Bill: Volume 3 might be the best way to go.
What If...? Episode 5 Review
Marvel's anthology series has finally arrived at its long-awaited zombie-infested episode. The horror-tinged story doesn't disappoint.