Three reels of the silent film The White Shadow, thought to be the first credited film work of Alfred Hitchcock, have been discovered in the New Zealand Film Archive. The 1924 film, for which Hitchcock [click for more]
Restored versions of some of Alfred Hitchcock’s rarely seen, early silent films will be screened next year in England as an official part of the London 2012 Festival next summer, the finale of the Cultural [click for more]
Farley Granger, the actor who appeared in Alfred Hitchcock’s classics Rope and Strangers On A Train, has died yesterday at his home in New York City of natural causes. He was 85. In Hitchcock’s Rope [click for more]
The recent release of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece Psycho on blu-ray disc in the UK and its impending blu-ray release in the US this fall have stirred up a bit of controversy in some quarters. It [click for more]
When a movie’s story wants to change location from anywhere in the world to New York City, the chances are good that the transition will be done by cutting to a shot that features the [click for more]
Every year up to now, people have complained that their favorite movies never made the cut when Oscar time rolled around. Now, the complaints will be about an undeserving film getting a nod. And probably [click for more]
It looks as if J. J. Abrams’ Star Trek reboot is going where no Trek film has gone before- IMAX screens. According to a report over at First Showing, the film will only have a [click for more]
Beauty may have killed the beast, but it did not silence “The Transmitter”. In fact, RKO Pictures became one of the most famous picture-makers during Hollywood’s Golden Age. RKO formed in 1928 after a successful [click for more]
While many directors have become famous enough to be known by the general public, only one of them has ever been famous enough to repeatedly appear in the trailers for his upcoming movies to talk [click for more]
When Disturbia was released last year, many folks noted the amazing number of similarities between the Shia LaBeouf movie and director Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 classic Rear Window. Well, it looks like the copyright holder of [click for more]
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