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Everything You Need to Know About Alfred HitchcockOne of the most interesting film directors of all time, Alfred Hitchcock had the ability to captivate audiences and scare them out of his wits. Here is everything you need to know about Hitchcock's life as well as his long, vibrant career. -
5 Top Lesser-Known Alfred Hitchcock ClassicsBypass the usual suspects in Alfred Hitchcock's filmography -- especially the colorful classics from the 1950s -- and seek out a handful of relatively unknown black-and-white features from before and during World War II. -
Alfred Hitchcock's Rear WindowHitchcock uses the murder mystery format to tell deeper stories about loneliness, city life, fears of intimacy, and the good and bad places where love might lead. -
Movie Review - "The Lady Vanishes" - an Alfred Hitchcock Classic Thriller (1938)A typical Hitchcock mystery will have a brilliant well-known cast which adds to the lure of his classic tales. -
Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest: The Significance of an AfterthoughtAlfred Hitchcock manipulates the camera to create a thoughtful and creepy film.
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5 Ill-Fated Alfred Hitchcock Film ProjectsEven the casual moviegoer can name at least a couple of Alfred Hitchcock films. But it's highly unlikely they'll mention "The Blind Man," "The Bramble Bush," "Mary Rose," "No Bail for the Judge," or "The Short Night" -- some of the ones that got away. -
William Castle and Alfred Hitchcock: Friends or Foes?Director William Castle claimed to be an admirer of Hitchcock. However, can the repeated theft of another man's ideas be considered flattery? -
Film Review: Rear Window, Based on a Short Story by Cornell Woolrich, Directed by Alfred HitchcockThe entire film is filmed through the rear window of L.B. Jefferies apartment, except when the dog is found dead in the courtyard. Where does Hitchcock appear? Hitchcock can be found winding the clock in the composer's apartment.
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Celebrating Alfred Hitchcock's 109th BirthdayWith August 13th marking the famous director's 109th birthday, this writer looks back on the night when she watched her first Hitchcock movie -- and consequently, discovered that it kicked every other scary movie firmly in the pants. -
Alfred Hitchcock's Lovely Leading LadiesJames Bond has Bond Girls. Alfred Hitchcock has Blonde Girls. In most films, he had a lovely leading lady - what came to be known as the "Hitchcock Blonde" -
Comic Book Review: Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO #1-3A look at the comic book adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO from publisher Innovation.
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10 Great Alfred Hitchcock MoviesArticle lists and discusses 10 of the classic movies of Alfred Hitchcock.
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The Ten Hitchcock Films that Every Movie Fan Should SeeThe name Hitchcock is probably known to even casual movie fans. However, these ten movies are the ones anyone interested in "Hitch" should really check out or add to their collection
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Psychoanalysis and Voyeurism in Alfred Hitchcock's Rear WindowA look at the voyeuristic nature of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window with specific focus on Laura Mulvey's essay "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema."
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Yosemite and Alfred HitchcockToo late I realized the first birds to go nuts in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" were seagulls. -
Daphne Du Maurier and Alfred HitchcockDaphne du Maurier and Alfred Hitchcock are both masters of their genres. Did you know that the two were paired together three times? -
Alfred Hitchcock's Leading LadiesAlfred Hitchcock surrounded himself with beautiful actresses, known as his "Blonde Girls," despite a rocky relationship with his own mother. Who were some of his famous leading ladies? -
Alfred Hitchcock's Leading MenAlfred Hitchcock made dozens of movies over his life. He had a tendency to use some of the same actors over and over again. Who were some of his favorites? -
Information on Alfred HitchcockA look at the life and works of Alfred Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock's Film Opened the Door for GoreAlfred Hitchcock redefined horror and made taking a shower a deadly endeavor. It has been fifty years since the Bate's Motel Murder in the film, Psycho.
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Review of the Touring Production of Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 StepsPeter Barlow's comic adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's thriller The 39 Steps has begun its first US tour.
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Top 5 Hitchcock Films to Watch This HalloweenLearn about five of the scariest Alfred Hitchcock films ever made. Films include "The Birds," "Psycho," "Rear Window," and more! -
Presenting Ten Things You Didn't Know About Alfred HitchcockAlfred Hitchcock was a strange genius with a dark side the world only caught a glimpse of through his irresistible but terrifying films. -
An Analysis of Alfred Hitchcock's Film "Notorious"A philosophical analysis of Hitchcock's "Notorious", in which significant themes and symbols mesh with brilliant elements of film in order to produce dense meanings of questioning identities in life.
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Hitchcock ISD's Refusal to Raise Taxes a Win-Lose Either WayRecently in Hitchcock, a town 45 minutes south of Houston and 10 minutes north of Galveston, TX, officials with the school district declined the possibility of a tax hike... -
Hitchcock Movie Halloween Costume IdeasIf you are looking for a great Halloween costume that can be done inexpensively, look to Alfred Hitchcock films for inspiration. -
Alfred Hitchcock's 'The White Shadow,' and Other Long-Lost FilmsIn light of the discovery of Alfred Hitchcock's first film, here's a look at some other pieces of recovered Silent-Era cinema.
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Political Intrigue in Alfred Hitchcock's MoviesThe master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock developed the boilerplate for political intrigue in his career of thrillers. In 35 years, Hitchcock's 12 political thrillers laid the expectation that suspense comes before politics.
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Hitchcock's First Credited Film RediscoveredHere is a look at the first film Alfred Hitchcock had a credited role in making, and three other movies that had been lost and were later rediscovered.
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Hitchcock and HamletA somewhat humorous that involves a teenager who has seen too many Hitchcock films and feels like Hamlet and a mother who knows more than what her son thinks about her new husband.
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Alfred Hitchcock's "Frenzy"Throught his entire career, Alfred Hitchcock directed masterpieces of suspense, incorporating subtle fear, dread, and menace. Why, then, is "Frenzy" so very in-your-face?
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Legendary Directors: Scorsese and HitchcockScorsese’s “Taxi Driver” and Hitchcock's “Psycho” shocked audiences and established their directors as legends in film history. -
Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps" is Bursting with Comedic ThrillsExpecting to see a dark, eerie theatre piece, I was quite surprised to encounter comedic mayhem on top of that. Hitchcock's 1935 masterpiece, "The 39 Steps," is an audience-pleasing whodunit. -
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine: Full of Suspenseful, Shocking, Spooky, Short Stories Each MonthA magazine that I had never heard of and really enjoyed reading a few issues! A subscription to Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine would make a great gift for the mystery lover in your family. -
My 'Frenzy' for Alfred Hitchcock Movie MemorabiliaAlfred Hitchcock reigns supreme as perfecter of the 'film noir' genre. Hitchcock isn't the only director to dabble in the dark "Psycho" drama, but he is "Notorious" for it. I have a predilection for Hitchcock memorabilia. A 'Frenzy' for it, if you will. -
Horror Movie Cliches Started by Alfred Hitchcock's PsychoAlfred Hitchcock's Psycho started many popular horror movie cliches. -
'Rebecca' -- Hitchcock's Oscar WinnerAlfred Hitchcock won the top award in 1940, just after stud-producer David O. Selznick brought the British director to America. The picture was "Rebecca," a Gothic love story and murder mystery starring Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine. -
A Review of Alfred Hitchcock's the 39 Steps:Review of Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps"
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Movie Review - "The 39 Steps" - an Alfred Hitchcock Classic (1935)Today's sophisticated audiences would scoff at the implausible plots that audiences reveled in back in the 1930's. -
Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho' Still Brings Suspense More Than 50 Years After ReleaseThroughout the years, single-word titled horror movies have garnered massive success. "Halloween," "Scream," "Saw," "Jaws" and "Carrie" scared millions, but they all came before Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho."
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