Animals are our
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Hey, cycle of life, man. Sunrise, sunset.
Recently we looked at the best
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? "Jaws" (1975): It defined what we've
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? "The Birds" (1963): Ah,
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Ghost Whisperer DVD season, watching our heroes drive away ... is it a sign of the apocalypse? Or just a good excuse to be unnerved? Either way, it's still scary as hell today.
? "Cujo" (1983): Man's best friend becomes his most
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