Hitchcock

Close-up among a flock of startled birds, mid-flight

My Name is Alfred Hitchcock | Review

Evocative and intimate, My Name is Alfred Hitchcock pulls back the curtain on the notorious director

In the distance, two tiny figures wander near the edge of a cliff with a sheer drop

Rebecca (1940) explained: the ghost, the devil and Mrs Danvers

Decoding the three faces of Mrs de Winter in Hitchcock’s Rebecca

Symbolism in The Birds (1963): story as sexual landscape

Birds as punctuation, punishment, and symbols of the unsayable

What Lies Beneath (2000): return of the repressed

Secret, lies and missing memories are back with a vengeance in psychological thriller What Lies Beneath

Vintage style image of a coiled rope.

Rope (1948) explained: death, deceit and delusion

Death, deceit and delusion in Hitchcock’s classic thriller

The Woman in the Window (2021) explained: the Hitchcock connection

A woman spots a murder from her window. Of course no one believes her. Of course she’s next