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The Top 100 Thrillers of All Time, According to Critics

The Top 100 Thrillers of All Time, According to Critics By Joseph Bien-Kahn, Stacker News AND Abby Monteil, Stacker News On 6/30/21 at 8:00 PM EDT What is a thriller exactly? Unlike the sci-fi or comedy genres, a film can fit into this corner of cinema if it manages to keep viewers on the edges of their seats with intense thrills and palpable suspense. As long as the movie is able to build tension, it s fair game. Of course, there are plenty of subgenres within, which filmmakers use to craft excellent thrillers, from war-time stories like The Hurt Locker to social allegories like

That s not us Wake in Fright at 50, a portrait of an ugly Australia that became a cinema classic

In recent years, Wake in Fright (1971) has cemented its reputation as one of the most important Australian films. But for decades after its release it was almost impossible to find a version to watch. In the early 1970s, the Australian film industry was still in its infancy. But Australian television was in full stride, and there were hints of an emerging national cinema. Directed by Canadian Ted Kotcheff, and adapted from Kenneth Cook’s 1961 novel of the same name, Wake in Fright, which premiered at Cannes in May 1971, emerged at a moment when Australian art and literature was consciously attempting to express a distinct cultural nationalism.

Catch of the day: Horton takes first place in annual Brannan s Fishing Tournament | News

In all, 124 participants took part in the competition, a record for the event. “We had about 80 last year, so this was a lot more,” Brannan’s owner Kathy Ballard said. “It turned out a lot better than we expected, which we’re really excited about.” Of the 124 contestants, Paris resident Mick Horton finished first, catching a bass that weighed in at 9.18 pounds. The second place finisher Mitchell Stout, with a bass that weighed 8.97 pounds. And in third was Matthew Basinger, whose catch weighed 7.02 pounds. Horton, who’s been taking part in Brannan’s Bass Shop’s annual event for several years, had never won until this year. When he weighed his catch, though, he knew he had a shot.

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