Tag: Alfred Hitchcock
Asteroid City–Wes Anderson’s latest–and best–is now streaming on Peacock
But Have You Read the Book? TCM library looks at 52 films adapted from books
Fifty MGM triumphs, blockbusters, and fiascos that transformed Hollywood
Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities–Netflix anthology series begins next week
TCM’s Essential Directors–A definitive guide to the most influential directors in Hollywood
Underexposed–New book unearths 50 movies from major filmmakers that almost made it to your theater
Resident Alien–A quirky, funny adaptation of the sci-fi mash-up comic lands on Syfy
Rebecca– Remake of du Maurier’s novel and Hitchcock’s thriller arrives on Netflix
Coming soon–Hitchcock’s only Best Picture Oscar-winner gets a classy remake
Now streaming–Get ready for Branagh’s Death on the Nile with the BBC’s The Lady Vanishes
The Birds, Rear Window, Vertigo, and Psycho are coming your way in new 4K (and more) boxed set
Advance review–Brian De Palma political thriller asks: Are Snakes Necessary?
Retro fix–Vertigo, Boileau and Narcejac’s novel that inspired the Hitchcock film classic
Hitchcock’s Heroines–New book delves into the acclaimed director and his leading women actors
Book review–Steven Savile’s Glass Town connects a Hitchcock lost film with a Clive Barker-inspired horror mystery
TCM delivers cinema gold this July with 50 years of Hitchcock films
Alfred Hitchcock’s suspense thriller North by Northwest returns to theaters
Library of Congress adds The Princess Bride, 25 genre faves, and film classics to National Film Registry
Hitchcock’s original horror classic Psycho returns to theaters this month
Best of the Best Retro Review–Hitchcock’s Rear Window re-mastered and back on the big screen
Hitchcock’s masterpiece Rear Window back in theaters for two days only
Cowardly Lion, Casablanca props highlight Turner Classic Movies auction in November
A&E’s Bates Motel delivers all kinds of creepy in its first episode
Gift ideas–Four very different movie collections
First look–Anthony Hopkins plays Alfred Hitchcock in new film
Back in theaters for one night only: Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds”
