# Alfred Hitchcock
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Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock (13 August 1899 – 29 April 1980) was an English filmmaker. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential figures in the history of cinema. In a career spanning six decades, he directed over 50 feature films, many of which are still widely watched and studied today.
The Seventh Seal (1957) – Playing Chess with Death | Faith, God & Existentialism
What happens when Death challenges you to a game of chess? ♟️💀
This week on Big Trouble in Little Podcast, Andy, Joe Dubs, Chaz, and Zach continue their journey through film history with Ingmar Bergman's legendary Swedish masterpiece, The Seventh Seal (1957).
Set against the devastating backdrop of…
Halloween Nostalgia, Vintage Costumes & Everything Pumpkin
Halloween Nostalgia, Vintage Costumes, Scary Movies & Pumpkin Spice Treats 🎃
Join Lisa and Rita for a Halloween special of The Sassy Sisters Show, filled with funny childhood memories, vintage Halloween costumes, classic horror movies, pumpkin spice treats, Halloween candy, and plenty of sisterly l…
Fixing Bad Movie Endings | Rerelease 🍿
SPOILERS, obviously!
BROS, we're dropping our usual movie recap and review this Wednesday instead of Monday -- and it'll be a beaky, wingy, terror time, because we'll be talking about Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds!
In the mean time, please enjoy this drop from the vault, all about the movie ending…
100: Psycho (1960)
Episode 100! This week we're rolling all the way back to 1960 to discuss what many call the original slasher, Psycho! This absolute banger from Alfred Hitchcock tells the story of Norman Bates as he navigates his life as a simple business man, and murderer! We've discussed plenty of slashers prior,…
Screen Directors Playhouse: Mr and Mrs Smith (1949)
Newlyweds David and Anne Smith, a Hollywood-style couple with a set of rules for marriage, learn that their wedding may never have been legal after all, since their town was in the wrong state. David is a lawyer, and his partner Jeff Custer is quietly courting Anne. The story follows a series of co…
Rear Window - 1954
Alfred Hitchcock traps a wheelchair-bound photographer in one apartment with a view of his neighbors' windows, and turns the audience into accomplices in a possible murder.
FILM ESSENTIALS
Director/Producer: Alfred Hitchcock
Screenplay: John Michael Hayes, from Cornell Woolrich's 1942 story "It Ha…
Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window meets Windows 98 | .com for Murder (2001)
The early internet was apparently a terrifying place, especially if you happened to be living inside a Nico Mastorakis movie.
.com for Murder (2002) stars Nastassja Kinski as Sondra, a woman recovering from a skiing accident who discovers a suspicious stranger lurking in an online chat room. When s…
Titanic Talk | From Titanic to Luxury Yachts – Captain Chris Pugh - A Modern Captain's Life at Sea
What does it really take to captain a luxury yacht, and how much has life at sea changed since the days of Titanic?
In this episode of Titanic Talk, Alexandra and Nelson welcome Captain Chris Pugh, master of Evrima, the spectacular Ritz-Carlton luxury yacht. From his early fascination with Titanic …
Kim Novak: Don't Be Afraid of Detours
In this candid conversation with Julian Schlossberg, she recalls Alfred Hitchcock’s precise use of a metronome during the bell-tower sequence, while giving actors room to bring themselves to a role. She also shares why rehearsing Middle of the Night with writer Paddy Chayefsky made the film such a …
THE BIRDS (1963)
Grab your irresponsibly purchased cage of prank birds and your uncomfortably-close-to-a-gas-station cigar, because we're driving sixty miles up the coast to Bodega Bay to fend off the flappy floppy things with beaks of death -- that's right, it's time to talk about Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds!
He…
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