Ben Murchison

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Ben Murchison is a regular contributor for TV and Movies. He’s that guy that spends an hour in an IMDb black hole of research about every film and show he watches. Strongly believes Buffy the Vampire Slayer to be the best show to ever exist, and that Peaky Blinders needs more than 6 episodes per series. East Carolina grad, follow on Twitter and IG @bdmurchison.

Yellowstone Season 2: If You Aren’t Watching, You Should Be

Ben Murchison - June 26, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison One of the best kept secrets of last year was the debut of Yellowstone, the latest creation from talented writer and...

1999 Movie-versaries: Big Daddy

Ben Murchison - June 26, 2019

1999 was a big year for movies. It was the year that The Matrix‘s slow-motion bullet influenced action movies for years to come. It was the...

‘Murder Mystery’ Review: Just Slightly More Imaginative Than Its Title

Ben Murchison - June 22, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison Murder Mystery is the fifth Adam Sandler offering from Netflix, and while it is easily the most enjoyable of the bunch,...

Chernobyl: Why the Series Became a Critical & Cultural Hit

Ben Murchison - June 11, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison From one man made catastrophe to the story of another, HBO had themselves a significant month in May. The highly-anticipated and...

Dead to Me Series Premiere Review: The Dark Comedy is Very Much Alive

Ben Murchison - May 7, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison Dealing with traumatic loss and grief can cause someone to let their guard down and latch on to whatever person can...

‘Someone Great’ Review: Gina Rodriguez’s New Comedy is Something Special

Ben Murchison - April 23, 2019

Review by Ben Murchison There is nothing unique about a girls night out film, even one packaged within a romantic comedy, but Someone Great isn’t...

The Highwaymen Review: A Fresh Perspective of a Famous Story

Ben Murchison - April 2, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison During the 1930’s, in what was coined the Public Enemy era, many famous organized crime gangsters rose to fame, and perhaps...

Triple Frontier Review: An Exciting Premise That Doesn’t Deliver on its Potential

Ben Murchison - March 19, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison Triple Frontier tells the story retired Special Forces operatives that seize an opportunity to use their skillset to their own benefit...

Whiskey, Bullets & A Red Right Hand: 5 Reasons to Binge Peaky Blinders

Ben Murchison - March 17, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison Anytime someone asks me for a recommendation of a new show to watch, I smile and quickly make my pitch for...

Review: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind – A Strong Directorial Debut for Chiwetel Ejiofor

Ben Murchison - March 8, 2019

Written By Ben Murchison Based on the memoir of the same name, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is available on Netflix and tells the...

Review: Netflix’s Paddleton – The Game Isn’t Real but the Emotion Is

Ben Murchison - February 28, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison Paddleton is an eccentric buddy comedy on Netflix that is packaged within a deeply emotional transition for both of its main...

Polar: A Polarizing Movie That is Overkill in the Best Way

Ben Murchison - February 9, 2019

Written by Ben Murchison Sometime between watching Johnny Knoxville chase a line of coke with champagne and Viagra while a half-naked woman slo-mo emerges from...

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