100 Greatest Movies (and 50 Honorable Mentions)
Why do we love movies? Film is the ultimate storytelling medium, a fantastical combination of the other great arts – ...
Why do we love movies? Film is the ultimate storytelling medium, a fantastical combination of the other great arts – ...
The Bates Motel and mansion, Psycho (1960) 'Hitch relished scaring me. When we were making Psycho (1960), he experimented with the mother's ...
Rear Window. Where do you start when attempting a futile critical evaluation of this Hitchcock masterpiece? So many others have ...
Hollywood is and always has been, a hypocritical place. From it’s earliest days the all powerful studio bosses put out ...
While working with some of the biggest directors and actors in the business, British actor Michael Redgrave, is perhaps someone ...
The British Film Institute's major restorations of Alfred Hitchcock's existing nine extant silent films made 1925-1929 before he switched to ...
With Blackmail we have a full-fledged twisty Hitchcock crime thriller. He must have had fun with this one; no wonder he did ...
"Adapted from the famous story by Sir Hall Caine," the opening title proclaims. Another topic designed to be easily grasped ...
Champagne is a film slim in emotional content, but vibrant with the frivolity of the Jazz Age and tinged with a ...
"He'll be the next to wed now his daughter's marryin', says the handyman (Gordon Harker) after Farmer Sweetland's wife dies. ...