Ben Saunders

Joined February 2021

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Writer from the UK. Interested in drama, thriller, and tragedy.

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Black American Films You Need To Watch From The Last Decade
Here are five black American films that have a strong message and depict the struggle that people of colour continue to experience.
By Ben Saundersabout a year ago in Geeks
Ozark: Portraying Mental Illness
Ozark season three threw a spanner in the works when a new character with bipolarism was introduced. Minor spoilers ahead. Amidst the Byrd family’s usual antics with the mob, the Snells, and pretty much everyone who’s wanted to kill Marty at some point, a new character is introduced: Wendy’s brother Ben. In the beginning, it seems like he’s been thrown in the mix to add another character and some minor plot points but as time goes on it’s revealed that he’s one of the most notable characters of the season.
By Ben Saundersabout a year ago in Psyche
If 'Uncut Gems' Stressed You Out, Here's 4 More Anxiety-Inducing Films
Directed by The Safdie Brothers, Uncut Gems (2019) is one rollercoaster of an experience. If you enjoy pulling your hair out, here are four more films that should do the job. Spoiler free.
By Ben Saundersabout a year ago in Horror
How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Writing
Title is a homage to the brilliant Dr. Strangelove. For the past five years, I've had moments of satisfying productivity. Then, after a week or so, it would fade, and turn into poison.
By Ben Saundersabout a year ago in Motivation
If 'The Notebook' Made You Cry, Here's 10 More Tearjerkers
Every once in a while we need a good cry, and there’s nothing like a sad film to bring that rush out of you. If you bawled over The Notebook, here are ten tearjerkers that’ll do the job. Spoiler free.
By Ben Saundersabout a year ago in Geeks
Spiraled
Ellie and Will stand in silence, taking in the row of canvassed paintings hung neatly on the small studio wall. Countering the alignment, an art desk is stationed solitarily on the other side of the room, full to the brim of supplies. Pieces of unfinished art are scattered all over the surrounding area. Poster tubes and paint-ridden boards are stacked in a messy pile.
By Ben Saundersabout a year ago in Families