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Brooklyn-based DJ + producer / founding member of The Nobodies, an alt-drag + performance art collective / occasional freelance writer
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You have to back to the '70s to see of all Lynch's works

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By Eric Shorey
| The Manual Verified
Photo 12 / Alamy The American public’s taste and appreciation for non-narrative cinema isn’t exactly high — the most celebrated contemporary American movies have middlebrow aspirations at best. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that, of course, and it’s not like the avant-garde faction of the art world isn’t to blame for making deeply unapproachable works that most people don’t want to bother understanding.
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Check out these movies for something unique like the filmmaker

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By Eric Shorey
| The Manual Verified
Entertainment Pictures / Alamy For your average cinephile, the canon of great auteurs includes a very fixed set of respected heterosexual artists: Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, Clint Eastwood, Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan, etc. But if your knowledge of film history only goes that far, you’re truly depriving yourself of some of the best movies ever made. While there’s no doubting the talent of that aforementioned list, real, subversive and experimental cinema often falls to the wayside.
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The 30 Best Old-School Wrestlers of the 1980s, Ranked

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By Elton Jones, Eric Shorey
| ONE37pm Verified
sports Quick! When you think of pro wrestling in the 1980s, who comes to mind? Certainly, the drug-fueled charms of the salacious and ostentatious Ric Flair are indelibly imbued into our collective memories. Can’t you almost hear the raspy, strained shouts of "Macho Man" Randy Savage? And of course, the omnipresence of Hulk Hogan’s red and yellow logo will forever be etched into wrestling history.
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