A study and appreciation of the films and legacy of Alfred Hitchcock (with occasional detours to other classic films).

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REAR WINDOW: Deconstruction of a scene – The death of a dog
REAR WINDOW (1954) PART TWO: THEMES AND IDEAS
REAR WINDOW (1954): “What do you want from me?”
Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Burks, and the use of lamps in “Strangers on a Train”
STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (1951): “You do my murder and I do yours.”
THE PARADINE CASE (1947): “This was, indeed, no ordinary woman.”
LIFEBOAT (1944): “Aren’t you going to kill me?”
SUSPICION (1941): “If you’re going to kill somebody, do it simply.”
CROOK’S TOUR (1941): “Sign says bathroom.” “That’s ridiculous. It should say Bosporous.”
THE LADY VANISHES (1938): “Bolt must have jammed.”

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