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Alfred Hitchcock

98 Ratings: 4.2

A movie director

(born Aug. 13, 1899, London—died April 29, 1980, Bel Air, Calif., U.S.) English-born motion-picture director whose suspenseful films won immense popularity. The son of a London poultry dealer, Hitchcock attended St. Ignatius College, London, … see full wiki

Tags: Writers, Directors, Horror

Filmography (Director): Psycho, The Birds, The Ring, Young and Innocent (movie), Rich and Strange, Spellbound, see all

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Quick Tip by BigToughGully. August 24, 2010

posted in Classic Silver Screen Film Reviews!

A Quick Tip by BigToughGully

Understandably he's not for everyone, and without variety it'd be a boring world. But this man has entertained and educated me like no other.

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review by drifter51. October 02, 2009

Quite possibly the most fascinating public figure of my lifetime.

"Alfred Hitchcock made murder into an art form. His thrillers are the most profound and widely imitated in films, not only because of the ingenuity of the plotting but because of his remarkable understanding of violent passion. Hitchcock reveled in the label of "Master of Suspense" but he was master of much more than that." For me, this quotation from Neil Sinyard's 1985 book "Directors: The All-Time … more

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review by cenobite7. May 19, 2009

A History of Icky (Hitchcock's Influence On The Beloved Horror Genre)

Throughout the history of great Horror films, one has to actually stop & wonder where the true inspirations came from for the so-called "slasher" films. Who created the first slasher film? What thoughts must've ran through their heads when they sat down to write these grisly pieces of entertainment? To whom do we owe the greatest honor & respect? Personally, I don't believe there is a single Director out there either living or dead who didn't owe a huge … more

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review by AriGold. May 27, 2009

A Simply Brilliant Director

Alfred Hitchcock is most definitely one of my favorite directors of all time. His movies although older are still relevant and brilliant. Some of his earlier films can be rather drag but once he came into his own all of his films were on point. He even remade one of his own films "The Man Who Knew Too Much" because he said that his first version in 1934 was "the work of an amateur". I have seen plenty of Hitchcock … more

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