A movie lover always remembers their first Hitchcock.
To experience Vertigo through the eyes of its female lead, Judy Barton, what once was a mystery becomes a horror film, a story of anxiety so profound it approaches body horror.
On Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant, Hitchcock, and Notorious
Alissa invites you try a Bodega Bay, a twist on the old Blood and Sand.
The Lodger was not Hitchcock's first film, but it is now regarded as his first serious thriller.
The 39 Steps not so much argues for but enacts another way of seeing things, another view of life: ironic, light, funny, and uncharacteristically benign for Hitchcock.
The tension in Rope rises at a slow, almost unbearable pace.
On Hitchcock's Psycho, Van Sant's Psycho, and Soderbergh's Psychos
A Vertigo-inspired travelogue through San Francisco.
