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 ...

Alfred Hitchcock directed three movies that can be classified as horror: Psycho, Frenzy, and The Birds. Which of these is the ...

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 ...

Alfred Hitchcock may never have won a Best Director ... of Suspense,” but he’s also known for making cameos in his films. Over his career, he had 36 confirmed cameos in his movies.

The incident, caught on camera by Yvone Gomez, was described as "straight out of a Hitchcock movie." "These birds ... Comeback' In Gomez's video — a scene that looks like a modern adaptation ...

The lack of room to stage a movie scene turned out to be irrelevant. In an after-dinner speech, Hitchcock told the story of how he tried to get permission to film: "In North by Northwest during ...

The 50-year filmmaking career of Alfred Hitchcock began in the silent era ... like "Jaws," "Taxi Driver" and "Obsession." Those three movies perfectly reflected the full range of Hitch's work.

Technically, Hitchcock would keep half of his word to the National Park Service. While he did not film any chase scenes on the real memorial, he eventually shot them on a studio mock-up or against ...

As they did for the Film Noir Festival, the Heights Theater and Trylon Cinema are teaming up for the 2025 Hitchcock Film Festival, which will present five films from the Master of Suspense.