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Hitchcock’s only R-rated movies are on Netflix and make a wild double feature
The real fun, though, is watching it as a double feature with Hitchcock’s only other R-rated movie, Frenzy, which is also on ...
7 Hitchcock Masterpieces Are Now on Netflix. Here's the First One You Should Watch, and Another You Can Skip
The lineup of Alfred Hitchcock thrillers now streaming on Netflix includes must-see classics like 'Rear Window,' 'Vertigo' ...
If You're Ready To Watch The 7 Alfred Hitchcock Movies Streaming On Netflix, Here's The Order I Suggest
The basis for the excellent Anthony Hopkins/Helen Mirren Hitchcock biopic (which you can also watch on Netflix), Psycho stars ...
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Alfred Hitchcock Called It "The Most Terrifying Motion Picture I Have Ever Made," But It's Hard To Agree 62 Years Later
Alfred Hitchcock made plenty of terrifying movies that have endured throughout the decades, but the film he called his ...
10 Great Novels To Read if You Love Alfred Hitchcock Movies
Fans of Master of Suspense Alfred Hitchcock's classic movies will likely enjoy reading thriller books like The Liar's Girl ...
‘The 39 Steps’ turns 90: How Alfred Hitchcock popularized the iconic ‘MacGuffin’ plot device
The "MacGuffin" is one of the most famous, most enduring plot devices in all cinema (so much so, AMC Theaters named their ...
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Is Netflix setting a new standard by showcasing Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic films? Possibilities explored
The decision to spotlight Alfred Hitchcock on the streaming platform as a collection may seem subtle, but it’s significant. Netflix is showing that the best stories don’t have an expiration date. And ...
Alfred Hitchcock’s favourite movie character of all time: “Neither Hollywood nor TV has shown any interest”
In true Hitch fashion, Alfred Hitchcock's favourite movie character of all time was himself, because he loved his cameos in ...
“No good can come of that”: the only time Alfred Hitchcock put an actor before himself
Alfred Hitchcock claimed he only found a project to suit an actor once, instead of casting an actor to fit his project, and the result was 'Under Capricorn.' ...