Marnie: rehash of many Hitchcock themes, ideas and methods showing the master in decline
Alfred Hitchcock, “Marnie” (1964) Not a bad psychological thriller / character study of a compulsive
Alfred Hitchcock, “Marnie” (1964) Not a bad psychological thriller / character study of a compulsive
Hi all, Just done a rough count of every movie I’ve reviewed from the start
Roman Polanski, “Repulsion” (1965) A good psychological character study of a young woman suffering mental illness
Hayao Miyazaki, “Kiki’s Delivery Service” (1989) A charming coming-of-age film about a young witch who
Michael Reeves, “Witchfinder General” (1968) Loosely based on the exploits of the English 17th-century witch-hunters Matthew
Tommy Wirkola, “Dead Snow” (2009) For laughs, gore and stunning mountain scenery you can’t go
Sergei Parajanov, “Ambavi Suramis Tsikhitsa” / “The Legend of Suram Fortress” (1986) “The Legend of
Sergei Parajanov, “The Color of Pomegranates (Sayat Nova)” (1969) A true labour of love, this
David Cronenberg, “Crash” (1996) Based on the eponymous 1973 novel by J G Ballard, this
Alfred Hitchcock, “Number 17” (1932) It has many of the ingredients of a typical Hitchcock