by stevenderosa | Apr 20, 2022 | Blogathon
by Tommie Cruz “Is Alfred Hitchcock’s Marnie … a sex story … ? … a mystery … ? … a detective story … ? … a romance … ? … a story of a thief … ? a love story … ? … Yes and more !” These words are taken directly from the peculiar trailer presented by Hitchcock himself,...
by stevenderosa | Apr 18, 2022 | Blogathon
by Isabel Tandazo The movie was not going to be for him but The Lady Vanishes, 1938 ended up being the most Hitchcock a movie could possibly get. In a twist of fate that allowed him to appropriate a project that had been conceived and developed for someone else, and...
by stevenderosa | Mar 15, 2022 | Blogathon
by Jenny Fabrizio Alfred Hitchcock’s 1950 film Stage Fright invites its viewers into a scandalous web of lies, mystery, and subtle romance. It takes a very unique direction in incorporating its creative choices while telling the story. The film follows a young,...
by stevenderosa | Feb 2, 2022 | Blogathon
by Steven DeRosa Welcome to our Hitchcock Disciples Spring 2022 Blogathon! This blogathon a first for our Film/Culture site. Each week of the semester a student will be blogging about a particular film, topic, or reading as part of the Hitchcock Disciples course. And...
