Alfred Hitchcock believed women couldn’t be directors: “Less versatile in observation”
Alfred Hitchcock was a legendary film director who changed the industry forever, but his attitude towards women and female ...
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This 71-Year-Old Hitchcock Film Started a Trend That Ended Way Too Soon
Dial M for Murder (1954) was a typical Alfred Hitchcock film made mid-career for the suspense icon. It was based on a play of ...
Every Alfred Hitchcock Horror Movie, Ranked
Alfred Hitchcock directed three movies that can be classified as horror: Psycho, Frenzy, and The Birds. Which of these is the ...
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Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho Cameo Had a Sneaky Reasoning That Most Fans Missed
Alfred Hitchcock liked to make a cameo appearnce in his films. He shows up early in Psycho, just so he could get it out of ...
The only actors Alfred Hitchcock actually liked: “I can’t imagine how such a rumour began”
Alfred Hitchcock didn't hold actors in the highest esteem, but he did make a point of name-dropping a couple that he did ...
Tippi Hedren interview: 'Hitchcock put me in a mental prison'
A new BBC film tells the story of director Alfred Hitchcock's crazed obsession with one of his ice-cool blonde leading ladies ...
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Every Alfred Hitchcock and James Stewart Movie, Ranked
Alfred Hitchcock was one of the most prolific filmmakers ... Hitchcock and Stewart worked on four films together, each vastly different from the other in their own unique way, and are considered ...
From Psycho to Halloween: What Was Horror’s First Slasher Film?
There are a handful of horror movies that could qualify as the first slasher movie, but it's not so cut and dry.
These are the best thriller films of all time according to Letterboxd
But Twin Peaks aside (sorry, Agent Cooper), these are the top 10 thriller films of all time according to Letterboxd – get ...