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Alfred Hitchcock's Favorite Hitchcock Movie is an Eerie 1940s Psychological Thriller

'Shadow of a Doubt' explores the evil that can lurk under illusions of normality and civility. At one point, Alfred Hitchcock claimed to have loved it best out of all his films.

1963 Hitchcock Movie The New Yorker Called "A Sorry Failure" Named One of the Top 10 Thrillers of All Time

Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds is one of the highest-ranked movies on the American Film Institute’s list of the 100 best American thrillers. It landed at No. 7, below just two other...

How Alfred Hitchcock Directed the Rise of the Modern Mimosa

Alfred Hitchcock helped popularize the modern mimosa. Discover how the famous director became unexpectedly connected to the brunch cocktail.

Author shares newly unearthed interviews, offering fresh insight into Alfred Hitchcock's methods

"Hitchcock's reputation has taken a bit of a bashing in the last 10 years," says author Tony Lee Moral. He says his new book, "A Century of Hitchcock: The Man, the Myths, the Legac...

40 Years Later, This Alfred Hitchcock Sequel Remains Undefeated

When Alfred Hitchcock died in 1980, he left behind an incomparable cinematic legacy. Many filmmakers have done their best to recapture his particular brand of cinematic magic, with...

Guillermo del Toro, Ari Aster and Kim Novak Lined Up for Doc ‘The Fall’, Investigating Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’ Finale

'Chain Reactions' filmmaker Alexandre O. Phillipe is set to investigate the 'Vertigo' finale with new doc, 'The Fall'.

William Shatner Starred In One Of The Best Episodes Of Alfred Hitchcock Presents

William Shatner made an already great episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents into one of the series' absolute best thanks to his performance.

Miranda Smith’s 6 Favorite Novels to Pair with Alfred Hitchcock Films

My traditional publishing debut Smile for the Cameras is a love letter to slasher movies born from my infatuation with all things cinema. For my sophomore release, Scary Movie Nigh...

How Different Is ‘Rear Window’ From the Original Short Story?

Rear Window (1954) is one of the best films directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and it’s ranked among the greatest films of all time. But what screenwriter John Michael Hayes did shouldn...

Why the Opening Take of ‘Touch of Evil’ Is More Than Just a Technical Stunt

Every film student and cinephile remembers where they were the first time they saw the opening tracking shot of Orson Welles’ 1958 noir, Touch of Evil. I feel like professors like...

Oscar-winning filmmaker of Sicario and Fargo admits he still feels ‘terrified’ on set

Sir Roger Deakins is behind classics such as The Shawshank Redemption and A Beautiful Mind

The 1973 Horror Classic Overshadowed by ‘The Exorcist’

1973 was a pretty major year for film, in general. Films like Mean Streets, Serpico, Fantastic Planet, and The Sting, among others, are still hailed as all-timers by today’s standa...

AN A-LIST FOR MURDER

Evelyn Galloway has moved to California, leaving her life and her former love, Alex Trayer, behind in New York, and is now sharing an apartment with dancer Mary Truman. Evelyn was...

How the Bird Sound Effects in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds Were Created with a Pioneering Electronic Instrument, the Tra...

Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Special Effects, though viewers raised on more recent Hollywood spectacles would hardly find its mechanized...

Murder Me, Alden Ehrenreich

In A Talent for Murder, Patricia Highsmith is getting the sexy, spooky story she deserves.

Helen Mirren is Patricia Highsmith in trailer for A Talent for Murder

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Helen Mirren is Patricia Highsmith in trailer for A Talent for Murder Bleecker Street has shared a poster and trailer for A Talent f...

How Silence of the Lambs Tricks You From the Very First Scene (Video)

I recently rewatched Silence of the Lambs, my favorite film, for about the hundredth time. It’s a very tight movie, The post How Silence of the Lambs Tricks You From the Very First...

Helen Mirren Faces a Sinister Literary Visitor in the Trailer for A TALENT FOR MURDER