So I just saw Spellbound.
And it was pretty great.
It definitely held my attention better than Rebecca, but I suppose that is because I was more invested in the plot this time. It's really a fascinating movie in a lot of different ways.
So I just saw Spellbound.
And it was pretty great.
It definitely held my attention better than Rebecca, but I suppose that is because I was more invested in the plot this time. It's really a fascinating movie in a lot of different ways.
This Friday I have to turn in a paper for my Alfred Hitchcock class: the one that spurred on this Hitchcock marathon. It involved looking at a Hitchcock movie we hadn't seen specifically for class and I wasn't going to write this until the paper was done.
Well, it's done. So...
I just saw The Lodger on Monday night.
And it was pretty great.
So I just watched Sabotage.
And it was pretty good.
This review of sorts is a day early because due to the cold weather, classes were cancelled for today and tomorrow, and I thought that since I had the time, I ought to see this movie today. The professor wanted us to see it anyway and luckily I have it on DVD.
So I just saw Rear Window.
And it was pretty great.
First off, some context. I'm taking a class this semester about Alfred Hitchcock and this was the first film of his that we saw, so I thought I ought to write about it, and the others when I saw them; so this will become a semi-weekly thing. It also means I'll be branching out from new releases.
I have not been motivated to do things lately. But I saw these two movies recently, and I feel like I should talk about them anyway.
I saw Notorious first, two weeks ago, so I shall talk about that.
I thought it was pretty good.
So a bit over a week ago, I saw Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018).
And it was...decent?
1. I thought I just heard someone say 'We're blasting off again,' but we copyrighted that! —James from Pokémon
2. Q: I just want to talk to you woman to woman if that’s possible?
A: it is possible as we’re both women!
—Brennan from tv series Bones
3. The more successful the villain, the more successful the picture.” -Alfred Hitchcock
4. I’m wearing tights instead of pants —James from Pokémon
5. Azula: I don't have tragic sobs stories like all of you.
Hello all.
Just wanted to check in and drop a recommendation for a pair of books I know about, that I felt would be seasonally appropriate.
Respectively, they are "Horror Cavalcade: From The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari to Curse of the Werewolf," and "Horror Cavalcade: From The Pit and the Pendulum to The Sixth Sense."
Alfred Hitchcock's slasher-thriller is one of the best films in the genre, and one of the best Hitchcock films period.