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  • Freelance Entertainment Writer, Looper
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10 Best Movies Of The '70s, According To IMDb Original

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By Russell Murray
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As of writing, only 17 films released between 1970 and 1979 appear on IMDb's official current ranking of its Top 250 films. That makes up just under 7% of the entire list. At the same time, the '70s make up two-fifths of its Top 5, and is the only decade to be represented in that space more than once. This is likely because, even in the recency-biased world of online film communities, the '70s still register as arguably the greatest decade of American filmmaking.
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10 Best Superhero Movies Of Each Year Of The 2010s

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By Russell Murray
| /Film Verified
No genre defined blockbusters in the 2010s like superhero movies. Fans and creatives alike were still waiting to see what these kinds of films would look like after 2008 — the year that proved both that comic book blockbusters could double as prestige cinema ("The Dark Knight") and that crowd-pleasing origin stories still had something fresh to offer ("Iron Man").
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10 Best Horror Movies About Relationships, Ranked

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By Russell Murray
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When director Curry Barker sat down to discuss his breakout horror feature "Obsession" with /Film, he explained why the genre attracted him more than others. "A romance has rules," he told us. "You can't do this, you can't do that, because then it's a horror." Avoiding that escalation is what keeps most filmmakers in safe, neatly categorized boxes, but enthusiastically chasing it has made Barker one of the most promising directors of the year.
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