About Brooks Vernon
Brooks Vernon is a freelance writer and filmmaker from Maryland, USA. Along with multiple ScreenRant articles, he has written short stories and screenplays, directed short films and live comedy specials, and co-founded the Maryland based production company Potential Strangers LLC.
Industry Focus
Brooks Vernon's writing primarily focuses on the world of film and television, and he keeps up with current news and projects within both the mainstream and independent spheres of cinema.
Favorite Media
Brooks loves film, and works as an independent filmmaker along with being a writer. His favorite films include John Carpenter's The Thing, Dog Day Afternoon, Manhunter, Seven Samurai, Spirited Away, Oldboy, Speed Racer, The Night of the Hunter, and Batman Returns.
His favorite tv shows include The Sopranos, Adventure Time, The Venture Bros, Last Airbender and Legend of Korra, Hannibal, The Wire, Better Call Saul, and The Bear. His favorite books include the Earthsea Cycle and the Dune Chronicles.
He is also a comic book lover and an avid Dungeons and Dragons player.
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Apocalypse Now: All 4 Different Cuts Explained (& Which Is The Best)
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Borderlands: What The Cast Look Like in The Film Vs The Game
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How Many Years After Unfrosted It Took For Kellogg's To Start Frosting Their Pop-Tarts
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How The Great Wall Lost Almost $75M Despite Its Box Office More Than Doubling Its Budget
The Matt Damon film The Great Wall, despite doing well in China, was burdened by a massive budget and a poor reception in America and other countries.

How The Bear Keeps Using A Famous Chicago Director To Secretly Shape Richie's Character
The Bear is able to telegraph the arc that Richie takes from lovable buffoon to competent professional with subtle references to a famous director.

Abigail Makes Melissa Barrera A Perfect Replacement For An Iconic Vampire Movie Character
Melissa Barrera's excellent turn in Abigail helps to set up future stories where she takes on the role of a classic vampire story archetype.

This 20-Year-Old Tom Cruise Movie Can Lay The Blueprint For His Future After Mission: Impossible
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Project Hail Mary Needs To Break A Disappointing Ryan Gosling Movie Streak That Goes Back To 2017
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Where Was Finestkind Filmed? All Locations For The Jenna Ortega Movie Explained
Jenna Ortega's new streaming film Finestkind follows a boat crew getting swept up into a criminal syndicate, and was shot in and around Massachusetts.