Hitchcock stuff seems like genuine kino. Scary, but not with gore and jumpscares and other bullshit. Whre should I start?
Hitchcock stuff seems like genuine kino. Scary, but not with gore and jumpscares and other bullshit...
Isaac Phillips
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Ayden Miller
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Vertigo, Psycho, Rear Window, and North by Northwest is a nice introduction.
Vertigo is my favourite, really dialed in to the psychological aspects
Psycho is more of a straightforward horror film, it shows off a lot of his style
Rear Window is a one-room relationship drama, with a murder mystery as plot. Shows his humour and his ability for unconventional storytelling.
North by Northwest is kinda overrated in my book, but a fan favourite. It's more of an adventure-mystery with satirical and comedic elements.
His filmography is more or less all about exploring the psychology of people: The sexual, the romantic, the obsessive, the jealousy, and the urge to destroy.
If you like Vertigo best, move to Marnie. If you like Psycho the best, move to Shadow of a Doubt. If you like Rear Window the best, move to Room. If you like North by Northwest the best, move to The Man Who Knew Too Much.
Charles Russell
Start with rear window or vertigo they are pretty comfy. You can also start with his Yea Forums show were he goes through the story before and after it’s played.
Joshua Allen
Vertigo is his worst. The rest of this is on point.
Jace Hill
The 39 Steps
Jayden Butler
one of the greatest american directors of all time
Gavin Jones
You are the worst, and a faggot
Sebastian Robinson
>The Man Who Knew Too Much.
Both version are kino and comfy but you can never go wrong with Jimmy Stewart
Colton Gray
>Why yes, The Birds is my favorite Hitchcock film.
Eli Stewart
I'm right though
Jonathan Sanders
>one of the greatest american directors of all time
You’re on the wrong board faggot fuck off.
Hunter Baker
He said cock
Owen Campbell
Rear Window and Vertigo highlight his unique strengths the best (to my knowledge), so they'd be great places to start. Also, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour is spectacular and uses each minute to the fullest. In contrast, I feel that a lot of the endings of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, his half-hour show, were rushed and lacked strong conclusions.
Kayden Reed
Vertigo, Rear Window and North By Northwest are all the movies I've seen from him. More mystery than horror though. If you want horror, you go for Psycho and Birds.
Asher Ward
I've never seen the original, is it good?
And yeah Jimmy Stewart is based, probably the best actor to be in a Hitchcock, no? Second only to James Mason.
I mean you're not, but there's no real way to go any further in this conversation unless we start adding more. Here's top 5 Hitchcock, feel free to add yours:
1. Vertigo
2. Marnie
3. Shadow of a Doubt
4. Psycho
5. Strangers on a Train
and Topaz for an underrated flick
Sebastian Sanders
He’s hitched to the cock
That’s gay.
Levi Peterson
Dumbest meme comment in a while. Stop reading so much Orson Welles, he gave props to all the people he critiqued too.
Elijah Collins
go whine to the jannies about it you stupid faggot whiner. imagine thinking this shit redditor shill board has any quality whatsoever
Christopher Lopez
For me it's
Dominic Taylor
1. Saboteur
2. The Skin Game
3. The Trouble with Harry
4. Jamaica Inn
5. Strangers on a Train
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vertigo
Carter Myers
Care to explain why your opinion of Vertigo is so low?
Colton Hughes
A24 Kinos
Lucas Foster
>I've never seen the original, is it good?
1934, so he was still young but him and Peter Lorre should be all you need to know user. It’s pretty kino. There is something so comfy about Jimmy Stewart, one of my favourite actors.
Josiah Watson
>Hitchcock stuff seems like genuine kino. Scary, but not with gore and jumpscares and other bullshit. Whre should I start?
Carter Jackson
No. Let's agree to disagree.
Easton Thompson
>Says Hitchcock is American
>gets triggered when called out for being a faggot.
What did he mean be this.
You do understand that you are the reason this plebbittier board is shit now don’t you.
Gabriel Young
That's a great poster, I'm saving it
Rope is also a real good choice. Have you seen Gun Crazy, with the same lead actor? It's really, really good. Features one of the most impressive early long takes, too.
Then to Hell with you
John Ross
he literally was american and no, i don't participate in general threads, got threads, capeshit threads and all the other cancer. my goal is only to see Yea Forums's quality get shittier and shittier. it's the only option
Charles Brooks
I think I might have only ever seen the original Conan and only once at that, years ago. And I watched it in like 8 sittings. I really need to get on those.
Isaiah Price
Conan is a truly great movie. I've never seen anything else than the original, though.
Matthew Powell
>it’s a I pick and chose the best immigrants and tax avoiders to call my own episode.
Hitchcock has always been and always will be a British director born and breed user.
Bentley Reyes
Make sure to watch Alfred Hitchcock Presents, too. Especially if you're a fan of short-story shows where almost everything's one and done like Twilight Zone. They're almost all consistently good, despite varying directors and writers, and the Hitch bumpers are always fantastic.
Xavier Nelson
>it’s a I pick and chose the best immigrants and tax avoiders to call my own episode.
That's how America works, sweattie. You can choose to come to us, and then you're American.
Isaac Nguyen
Frenzy ofc
It's the most "modern" movie
James Russell
And all of Lorre's acting is him delivering his lines phonetically because he couldn't yet speak English.
Gabriel Torres
>Have you seen Gun Crazy, with the same lead actor?
Yes, kino.
Parker Bennett
>unless you’re Mexican right user.
Yup that’s how it works darling you take credit for everyone’s achievements and pass them off as your own.
Jeremiah Sanders
oh fuck yea
Jordan Brown
>mmyeesss, mmyeesss.
This just makes him even better in it, he really was a great actor.
Angel Ross
tldr, but agree vertigo rear window and psycho are a great way to start, I'd then watch birds
Jaxson Baker
> Not mentioning "How to catch a thief" at all
Why do you guys hate good movies so much?
Jonathan Wright
Austin Jenkins
Autism
Liam Flores
I think it’s called an auteur if he directs movies user.
Alexander Moore
a Saboteur fan? very nice.
Marnie is an interesting problem-play on women, The Paradine Case does the same thing in a legal context. I wish Hitchcock did another problem-play on the Managerial Revolution, but in a way Stage Fright sort of alludes to it.
Xavier Gonzalez