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Rear Window to Psycho: 7 best-rated films of Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock, born Aug 13, 1899, crafted classics like Psycho and Vertigo. His innovative direction, including cameos, left an enduring cinematic legacy across generations

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Rear Window (1954)

Wheelchair-bound photographer engages in voyeuristic observations of his neighbors through his apartment window. He becomes convinced that one of them is a murderer

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Psycho (1960)

A secretary steals $40,000, flees, and hides in a remote motel run by a man controlled by his mother. The tension unfolds from there

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Shadow of a Doubt (1943)

A thrilled teen welcomes her beloved uncle in quiet California. But as days pass, she suspects he's the sought-after "Merry Widow" killer. Tension rises

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Vertigo (1958)

Ex-San Fransisco detective battles inner demons, and fixates on an enchanting yet troubled woman he's assigned to track. A mesmerizing psychological struggle unfolds

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North by North west (1959)

Mistaken as a spy, a NYC ad exec flees foreign operatives. Love blossoms with a woman whose allegiance becomes uncertain. Thrilling intrigue ensues

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Strangers on a Train (1951)

A psychopath coerces a tennis star to test his theory: commit each other's targeted murders to evade suspicion. A twisted tale of manipulation unfolds

 

 

 

 

 

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Notorious (1946)

Daughter of Nazi spy coerced by US agents to infiltrate Nazi scientist ring in South America. To what extent will she embrace their trust?

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