North By Northwest 4K UHD Review
Alfred Hitchcock’s “North By Northwest” gets the 4K treatment. Written by Ernest Lehman, 1959’s “North By Northwest” finds an advertising executive (Roger) being mistaken for George Kaplan. Roger is...
View ArticleMr. And Mrs. Smith Blu-ray Review
“Mr. And Mrs. Smith” is a fairly one-note screwball comedy. Not to be confused with the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie film of the same name, 1941’s “Mr. And Mrs. Smith” is a screwball comedy written by...
View ArticleStage Fright Blu-ray Review
“Stage Fright” is mid level Hitchcock at best. 1950’s England set “Stage Fright” begins with the murder of the husband of a stage actress (Charlotte). Did Charlotte commit the crime or did someone...
View ArticleThe Essential Directors Book Review
“The Essential Directors” showcases the filmmakers that changed cinema. “The Essential Directors” kicks off with forewords by director Peter Bogdanovich (who is also spotlighted here) and TCM host...
View ArticleThe Alfred Hitchcock Classics Collection 4K UHD Review
“The Alfred Hitchcock Classics Collection” is essential. When it comes to directors, few are better than Alfred Hitchcock. Not only was he “The Master Of Suspense,” but he quite simply made some of the...
View ArticleTo Catch A Thief Blu-ray Review
“To Catch A Thief” isn’t among Hitchcock’s best. As part of the new Paramount Presents line of Blu-rays, 1955’s “To Catch A Thief” gets a new home video release. For those that may not be familiar,...
View ArticleNotorious Criterion Blu-ray Review
“Notorious” is a top tier Hitchcock film. After her father (a Nazi Spy) is imprisoned for treason, Alicia is approached by an American intelligence agent (Devlin)to take on a job that requires her to...
View ArticleObsession: Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Review
“Obsession” is typical Brian De Palma. Make of that as you will. In the year 1959, a wealthy real estate mogul (Michael) is celebrating the tenth anniversary of his marriage to Elizabeth. The joyous...
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The Lodger Criterion Blu-ray Review
“The Lodger” is a solid early Hitchcock film. Loosely based on Jack the Ripper, “The Lodger” is an early silent by Alfred Hitchcock that the director considers his first real film so to speak. The...
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Suspicion Blu-ray Review
Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine shine in “Suspicion.” “Suspicion” begins with a self-confident ladies man (Johnnie) meeting the quiet and mousy Lina on a train. In a simple twist of fate, the two wind up...
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I Confess Blu-ray Review
“I Confess” is a unique Hitchcock film. After a lawyer (Villette) is murdered, the murderer (Otto) confronts a Priest (Father Logan) to confess his crime. Bound by his vows, Father Logan reluctantly...
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Mr. And Mrs. Smith DVD Review
“Mr. And Mrs. Smith” is lesser Hitchcock. David and Ann Smith are a married couple who clearly love each other even though they might not always get along. Despite their quarrels, however, they always...
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The Wrong Man Blu-ray Review
You can’t go wrong with a Hitchcock movie. For years, Warner Archive has been releasing films of all types. Whether you love cartoons, classic films, TV series or modern indies, they have got you...
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Jamaica Inn Blu-ray Review
In honor of the film’s 75th anniversary, Cohen Films has released a dazzling new Blu-ray edition of Alfred Hitchcock’s underrated classic “Jamaica Inn.” A young, innocent woman (Mary) is en route to...
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Foreign Correspondent Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack Review
“Foreign Correspondent” is a vastly underrated Hitchcock film. The plot: With a potential war on the horizon, the New York Globe editor wants someone who can get real news and facts. Enter Johnny...
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Bates Motel Season 1 Blu-ray Review
“Bates Motel” is the best new show of 2013. “Bates Motel” (a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” film) is a television series that expands upon the characters of Norman Bates and his mother Norma...
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Hitchcock Blu-ray Review
“Hitchock” is an involving, funny, and fascinating biopic. “Hitchcock” is a partially fictionalized account of the famed director’s life that explores Hitchock’s problematic quest to bring the...
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The 39 Steps Blu-ray Review
“The 39 Steps” is a solid early Hitchcock film. The plot: After meeting a female spy (Annabella) who is on the run from killers, Richard Hannay finds himself becoming entangled in a dangerous plot...
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Notorious Blu-ray Review
“Notorious” is essential Hitchock. The plot: An American agent named Devlin recruits Alicia (the daughter of a Nazi spy) to infiltrate a German spy ring in Brazil. Her mission? To seduce Alex Sebastian...
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Rebecca Blu-Ray Review
Rebecca may not be one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most infamous films, but it is arguably one of the more important ones in his long career. It was his first American film, and his work earned him the first...
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