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A Bloody Good Time 09.02.10: Alfred Hitchcock, Master of ...

A Bloody Good Time 09.02.10: Alfred Hitchcock, Master of Suspense Posted by Joseph Lee on 09.02.2010 The beginning of a look at the greatest director of all time, horror or any other genre.



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The season of farce is upon us. Two more big comedies have just opened for grins: Alfred Hitchcock 's The 39 Steps at Fort Worth 's Stage West and Unnecessary Farce at Pocket Sandwich Theatre .



Rockport Music launching new cinema series

Disqus August 31, 2010 Rockport Music launching new cinema series ROCKPORT - Boris Karloff's legendary portrayal of Frankenstein's monster will return to the big screen, scaring audiences this Halloween as part of a new offering from Rockport Music.



Suspense as Britain bids to save silent Hitchcock thrillers

BERKHAMSTED, England: Examining buckled film reels under a microscope, technicians pore over each precious original frame of Alfred Hitchcock's early movies as Britain bids to salvage the master's magic.



Kim Novak surfaces to retrace past in boxed set

If you've been by the Palace of the Legion of Honor, Mission Dolores or Fort Point and noticed an intense woman with dark hair sketching furiously, it might have been Kim Novak.



Vertigo - hangs on a prayer, not plot

Film: 'Vertigo'; Cast: Fanny Valette, Johan Libereau, Raphael Lenglet, Nicolas Giraud, Maud Wyler, Justin Blanckaert; Director: Abel Ferry; Ratings: * 1/2 What makes a thriller or horror film worth a watch is minute attention to detail.



Hitchcock films restored

Nine long-forgotten silent films by Alfred Hitchcock are being restored to their former glory.



A Bloody Good Time 08.26.10: The Dumbest Moments In Romer...

A Bloody Good Time 08.26.10: The Dumbest Moments In Romero's Dead Films Posted by Joseph Lee on 08.26.2010 More like The Living Dumb, am I right? Opening Logo courtesy of Benjamin J. Colon Welcome to A Bloody Good Time.



Flat Rock Playhouse's '39 Steps' offers a wild ride

FLAT ROCK Flat Rock Playhouse presents a spy thriller on steroids with the manic comedy farce 'The 39 Steps,' based on the 1915 book by John Buchan and 1935 movie by Alfred Hitchcock.



Theater Review: Flat Rock's "The 39 Steps" is wild and en...

FLAT ROCK Flat Rock Playhouse presents a spy thriller on steroids with the manic comedy farce 'The 39 Steps,' based on the 1915 book by John Buchan and 1935 movie by Alfred Hitchcock.



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