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The 10 Scariest Animals in Australian Cinema - Sorted single work   column  
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'Want to spend this Halloween being scared by sharks in a supermarket or a giant kangaroo? Look no further than this list of films to watch from Luke Buckmaster.'

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  • Bait S. P. Krause , Shayne Armstrong , Russell Mulcahy , Duncan Kennedy , Justin Monjo , John Kim , 2012 single work film/TV
  • Welcome to Woop Woop Douglas Kennedy , Michael Thomas , 1997 single work film/TV
  • Frog Dreaming Everett de Roche , 1986 single work film/TV
  • The Reef Andrew Traucki , 2010 single work film/TV
  • Evil Angels Robert Caswell , Fred Schepisi , 1988 single work film/TV
  • Black Water Andrew Traucki , David Nerlich , 2007 single work film/TV
  • Dark Age Sonia Borg , 1987 single work film/TV
  • Long Weekend Everett de Roche , 1978 single work film/TV
  • Babe : Pig in the City George Miller , Judy Morris , Mark Lamprell , 1998 single work film/TV
  • Razorback Everett de Roche , 1984 single work film/TV
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