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Ben

1972

Action / Drama / Horror / Thriller

Ben

1972

Action / Drama / Horror / Thriller

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60% TOMATOMETER · 10 reviews

36% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

5.3/10 · 4K

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Plot summary

A lonely boy becomes good friends with Ben, a rat. This rat is also the leader of a pack of vicious killer rats, killing lots of people.

Director

Phil Karlson

Top cast

James Luisi as Ed

Bruce Davison as Willard Stiles

Bern Hoffman as Truck Driver

Rosemary Murphy as Beth Garrison

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

777.11 MB

1280*682

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 34 min

Seeds 2

1.48 GB

1920*1024

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 34 min

Seeds 6

Comments 4

azizou 844 days ago

can you re-upload this one with higher quality like : ( 1920/1088/or 1920/1080) and thanks

bearloverpk 1137 days ago

4k plzzzz

gigipretorius 2768 days ago

I nearly cried with joy, always wanted my kids to see this movie

Caseyjonex 2996 days ago

Michael Jackson yes... So so soooo long agooo ...

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

I suppose if you are going to make

CinemaSerf

I suppose if you are going to make an horror movie, then it’s hard to beat rats as the culprits. The young, imaginative, “Danny” (Lee Montgomery) is a bit of a…

5 / 10

Moderately Entertaining Sequel To Willard.

meddlecore

Ben is, apparently, the sequel to Daniel Mann's Willard, from the previous year. It picks up where the previous story left of. With a young boy, named Daniel-…

5 / 10

"The Territorial Imperative - Lebensraum"

BaronBl00d

After all the much anticipated ballyhoo to track down this rather difficult film to find - I was glad I saw it...for now just the one time if you please.…

After all the much anticipated ballyhoo to track down this rather difficult film to find - I was glad I saw it...for now just the one time if you please. Willard, its predecessor, was one creepy, deliciously black film with a unique story and some performances. You know...from actors. Bruce Davison was really quite good in that lead. Then there was Elsa Lanchester and, of course, Ernest Borgnine hamming it up as the mean Mr. Martin. What do we get in Ben? Acting is not its strong suit for sure. The film begins with Willard's demise. Immediately after the police and all the neighbors gawk at - what? There is a dead guy in the attic...anyway...of those neighbors standing outside is a family of three...a mother, a daughter, and a son. They become important once poison becomes the prescribed means to rid the town of the rats. The rats head for the sewers but Ben(not the Ben from Willard that was mean and nasty - but a kinder Ben - yes, he still has people stripped of their flesh by his rat army - but this go round he befriends a small boy with a bad heart who owns and makes his own marionettes, races around a room playing a harmonica, crawls through the sewers with only a slight cough afterward, and, in my favorite scene demonstrating his ridiculousness, composes an Oscar-nominated song in the matter of two minutes or so. Now, in his scenes with the small boy we get "Gentle Ben." Okay, so I am being a bit sarcastic and this film deserves it for it really is not all that good. Lee Harcourt Montgomery plays the annoying youth in a most sickening fashion yet, by the film's end, I was a bit touched by the final scene between a boy and his rat. Back to the film. The rest of the actors of note are Joseph Campanella as a police detective having really little to do. Even less to do is Arthur O'Connell in a role as the city's apparent only newspaperman. He is incredibly wasted though has the film's best lines laced sporadically around either the "rat action" or Danny's interplay with his puppets or rat. The scenes where the rats either kill, attack, or destroy are pretty funny. Nothing was chilling at all. How about the rats at the fitness center? What a hoot! What about the rats in the supermarket? Or when they "attack" sewer workers? Let's be honest - this film does have heart. It really does not have much else going for it EXCEPT that aforementioned Oscar-nominated song...sung by Michael Jackson and coming in the film with possibly less then five minutes. Before that it is word-sung by Danny, quickly tooted out on a harmonica, and given bits here and there in the film's score. Meredith Baxter of Family Ties fame plays Danny's sister and has a somewhat meaty role.

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