This video is what made me start my Hitchcock journey back in 1994.

This shot is wonderful.

Got this yesterday, and finished it today. Has anyone else read it? Definitely an interesting take on the original "Psycho"!

I think there were a 2 or maybe 3 different ‘trailers’ for Rope — but this one came as QUITE a huge surprise to me when I first saw it.

And here is where I even discovered about this trailer (which isn’t even mentioned in the Wikipedia entry for the film itself)…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Hogan

…but the way the seagulls have been circling my roof all summer, I feel less and less like it was just a movie and more like it was a prophecy! They’re coming bro 😭

Often when I see people rank Hitchcock films they'll often rank North by Northwest at the top or they'll claim it's a masterpiece or that it's peak cinema. But when I watched it I didn't see what the big appeal was.

Now I'm not saying it's a bad film, I found it to be overall good, but nothing stood out to me to where I'd consider the film the best of best or a masterpiece. Whereas with Hitchcock's other films I am thoroughly impressed and understand why they're so highly praised.

I was watching Family Plot, and I was reminded of North by Northwest and a couple of other Hitchcock films (e.g, To catch a Thief).

Obviously rear projection , but it felt like Hitchcock was returning to the same set piece for old time’s sake— twisty highway with a steep drop, alcohol, the threat of fiery death.

I’ve seen most of his technicolor era, but did he use it in his other films?

Inspired by having recently read this fantastic gem by Patricia Highsmith (who Hitch of course adapted with Strangers on a Train).

I can picture very well Anthony Perkins on the lead role.

This is the 8th and FINAL round to define this group's favourite Hitchcock movie! The previous poll was the toughest and highly competitive between Rear Window and Vertigo. Rear Window won with 132 votes, followed by Vertigo, which received 115 votes. For logistical reasons, I had to leave one movie out of Hitchcock's filmography, and I chose Family Plot.  Consider its absence a MacGuffin — everyone will talk about it, but it won't actually change the outcome.

This time, the movie with the maximum votes will be crowned this subred's favourite Hitchcock Movie!

Let the voting begin!

What should my next Hitchcock be based on my rankings?