By Koraljka Suton It is no secret that the late Alfred Hitchcock was—and still is—not only one of the…
By Sven Mikulec The image of a shabby motel in the middle of nowhere, by-passed by any relevant roads…
When Alfred Hitchcock came to the United States at the end of the 1930s, having been making films in England…
The film that started out as a critical failure, labeled as the weakest link in the maestro's string of high-quality…
By Sven Mikulec Sometime in August 1944, while Alfred Hitchcock was having lunch with David O. Selznick's story editor…
Having turned in a couple of ill-received films delving into the matters of political intrigue, Alfred Hitchcock went back to…
By Sven Mikulec For all our education and filmwatching experience, we still haven't found a better example of a…
One of the most popular psychological crime thrillers that Hitchcock ever made is definitely Strangers on a Train, the master’s…
By Sven Mikulec “I want to do a Hitchcock picture to end all Hitchcock pictures,” allegedly announced screenwriter Ernest…
By Sven Mikulec One of the thematically unique works of Alfred Hitchcock was definitely the 1945 giant crowd-pleaser called…