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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...

Readers Write In #1129: Classic Hollywood: The Wrong Man (1956)

By Vijay Ramanathan Alfred Hitchcock introduces The Wrong Man himself, in silhouette against a darkened studio, and tells us the story we are about to see is true. Though he calls...

'North by Northwest' at ACT Is a Lively and Ludicrous Take on the Hitchcock Classic

British theater artist Emma Rice, who has previously stunned Bay Area audiences with wildly creative adaptations of classic films, novels, and fables, is back at ACT with a delight...

66 Years Later, Alfred Hitchcock’s Most Perfect Thriller is Officially Streaming on Netflix

Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 thriller Psycho is currently on Netflix. It's worth watching even if you know the big twists

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...

4 Movies That Were Inspired By Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho'

Psycho (1960) was the dawn of a new breed of horror movies, and there was no turning back for the genre.The iconic shower kill, the performances by Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh,...

Ranking the 5 Best 'Hitchcock Blondes'

I think the first time I felt something stir inside me was when I saw a woman watching a Hitchcock movie. The director had a certain way of showing, a leer you could call the male...

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...

A Very Strange Love Affair: Hitchcock’s “Notorious” Turns 80

Notorious turns 80 this year and it's as effective and powerful as ever.

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...

Neil LaBute and Gia Crovatin on Making Hitchcock-Lean Indie Horror-Comedy ‘Murderous’

LaBute and his creative and real-life partner Gia Crovatin on shooting their shoestring thriller in 10 days, and why he'd rather divide audiences than bore them.

Film Quote of the Day: The Eva Marie Saint Line That Made 'North by Northwest' Impossible to Forget

Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest came out in July 1959 and quickly became the gold standard of spy thrillers. Cary Grant plays Roger Thornhill, a Manhattan ad man mistaken for...

Murder Me, Alden Ehrenreich

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

A stranger knocks in clip from suspense thriller Death Among the Pines

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: A stranger knocks in clip from suspense thriller Death Among the Pines Thanks to our friends at High Fliers Films, Flickering Myth a...

'The French Connection' Director William Friedkin Dreaded Every Single Shoot

William Friedkin made The French Connection, which won five Oscars, including Best Director and Best Picture, and became the first R-rated film to take the top prize. Two years lat...

Steven Spielberg Fans Should Ace This Movie Crossword Puzzle

Close Encounters Of The _____ (1977)

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.

Noir Words of Wisdom

Last Friday evening I hankered for a classic noir movie to watch, and decided on the 1949 film, Side Street, starring Farley Granger, Cathy O’Donnell, James Craig, and Paul Kelly....

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

The Music of 'Picnic'

William Holden and his torn shirt were the image by which Columbia Pictures promoted its 1955 drama Picnic, its adaptation of a William Inge play. Our interest today is less with r...

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...

Heathcliff Kills for Catherine’s Ghost in ‘Wuthering Heights: House of the Damned’

Plus, Zach Cregger says you'll know exactly how many bullets have been fired in 'Resident Evil.'

Ghostface Asks: “What’s Your Favorite Albert Brooks Movie?”

2026 marks the thirtieth anniversary of the original Scream movie. The blockbuster is a horror classic and has spawned a franchise that continues to produce new installments to thi...

Guy Ritchie’s ‘Wife & Dog’ Trailer Drops Anthony Hopkins Into a Chilling Tale of Betrayal and Blood Money

Guy Ritchie has spent the better part of two decades perfecting a very specific kind of crime story, one built on sharp dialogue, sudden violence, and characters whose loyalty is a...