Johnny Deadline: MY NAME IS ALFRED HITCHCOCK

 by JB

This new documentary is jaw-droppingly awful.

FTM 750: DIRECTOR TURKEYS

Patrick and JB get ready for Thanksgiving by discussing some turkeys they still love.

Johnny Deadline: Three Films for Which I Am Thankful

 by JB

Pilgrims, gather 'round! I want to talk about three recent releases that make me happy. I will keep this week’s column short and sweet... because I’ve got all these gobblers to slaughter.

Johnny Deadline: Ten Obscure and Esoteric Horror Delights

 by JB

If you are like me, gentle reader, you have been enjoying all the seven-word SMM reviews here for the past 22 days. You have doubtless noticed that some films, beloved and popular, keep showing up again and again and again and again. But... shouldn’t Scary Movie Month be partially devoted to NEW spooky discoveries?

FTM 738: FRENZY

Back up the potato truck for Patrick and Rosalie Lewis and Hitchcock's only R-rated movie.

Notes on Film: THE CHALLENGE OF TÁR

 by Anthony King

Let's get uncomfortable.

FTM 559 - PSYCHO (1998)

Patrick and Rob check in, relax, and take a shower.

Movies is Good: Hitchcock in 4K

by JB

Given my penchant for snotty-nosed humor, I was going to title this column “Shootout at the 4K Corral,” but that would only work if the celebrated director was named Alfred Hitching Post.

“Wild Al” Hickock? Okay, I’m done.

Great Horror Performances: Martin Balsam in PSYCHO

by Erika Bromley

“My name is Arbogast, friend. I’m a private investigator.”

Movies I Love: PSYCHO II

by Patrick Bromley

There shouldn't have been a sequel to Psycho.

FTM 469 - WATCH THIS! Part II

Patrick and Robyn Buckley assign each other three more movies to watch to help fill in the gaps in their viewing.

Review: 78/52

by Rob DiCristino

Chocolate syrup, casaba melons, and four minutes that changed horror forever.

Back to 1955: To Catch a Thief

by Heath Holland

Alfred Hitchcock directs this cat-and-mouse game. But who is the cat and who is the mouse?

Cinema Bestius: Psycho

At the time of its original release, one critic called Psycho, "a blot on an honorable career.” Most critics at the time were either unimpressed or openly hostile to the film. When it emerged as one of the biggest hits of the decade, many critics changed their tune… to something with strings.

Without a Paddle: Alfred Hitchcock’s Lifeboat

by Rob DiCristino

“Dying together’s even more personal than living together.”

Cinema Bestius: North by Northwest

Call me crazy, but this Pope longs to be chased by a goddamned crop dusting plane.

F This Movie! - Rear Window

Patrick and Mark Ahn are spying on you.

F This Movie! - Four Fingers of Death

Be thankful for Patrick and Doug.

Director Essentials: Favorites

by Patrick Bromley

There are too many filmmakers I love.

Director Essentials: Alfred Hitchcock (JB's Take)

Alfred Hitchcock was the greatest film director of the twentieth century. These thirteen essential Hitchcock films prove why.