Review: ‘Hitchcock’ Takes A Stab At ‘Psycho,’ But Clumsily Slips and Hurts Itself
Review: ‘Hitchcock’ Takes A Stab At ‘Psycho,’ But Clumsily Slips and Hurts ItselfBiopics take on a new personality when the subject… Read More
November 23, 2012
Alfred Hitchcock
Watch: Alfred Hitchcock’s Earliest Surviving Movie, ‘The White Shadow’
In 1924, a title designer and budding writer/director named Alfred Hitchcock took the unpublished novel “Children of Chance” and adapted… Read More
November 15, 2012
Hitchcock, Bond, Batman and the Ingredients of ‘Skyfall’
The Ingredients is a column devoted to breaking down the components of a new film release with some focus on… Read More
November 11, 2012
SFotD: Martin Scorsese Channels Hitchcock for ‘The Key to Reserva’
Why Watch? This is a two-for-one deal. In 2007, Martin Scorsese - one of the biggest film geeks out there… Read More
October 11, 2012
‘Red Lights’ Director Rodrigo Cortés on His Latest Ambiguous Outing: “I Know All The Answers”
Red Lights is a film filled with divisive questions. After the film’s Sundance premiere, many were either wrapping their heads… Read More
July 11, 2012
The Top Ten Films Noir According to ‘Road to Perdition’ Writer Max Allan Collins
Editor’s Note: Max Allan Collins has written over 50 novels and 17 movie tie-in books. He’s also the author of… Read More
May 14, 2012
The 10 Greatest Movies of All Time (According to the Internet)
This post is probably not what you think. There are no LOLCats, no Rage Comic stick men bellowing about the… Read More
May 8, 2012
6 Filmmaking Tips From Alfred Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock was born in the 19th century but gave birth in the 20th century to the age of modern… Read More
April 11, 2012
What Google Image Search Thinks About Famous Movie Directors
Recently, Flavorwire got a kick out of a post from Slacktory where they used that ever-present man behind the curtain… Read More
April 10, 2012