alfred hitchcock

October is officially over, which means maybe we can get back to decent movie releases and news again. For now, we finish off our look at Alfred Hitchcock with the fan picks of Rope and To Catch a Thief and talk about the upcoming movies we are excited about.

The episode title may serve mostly as a reference to the first image released from the upcoming big-screen adaptation of The A-Team, one of the many topics we hit on this week.

It's always interesting when more than one of us gets to see the same movie in a week. This week Margaret and Rafe take a look at Where the Wild Things Are, Rafe discusses the difference between an over-saturation of Gerard Butler vs. Jude Law, and the gang looks at Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo and Rear Window - a double helping of Hitchcock and James Stewart!

When we selected Alfred Hitchcock as our artist of the month, it was hard to whittle down a total of eight movies to focus on from his body of work. Let’s be honest - everyone is going to have their favorite Hitchcock film and no matter what, someone’s going to be disappointed at what we left out. So we decided to give our readers a say in what movies we selected for the month.

This week it isn't the movies that are in theaters that have us excited, but the movies we're looking at for our continual Artist of the Month discussion. Sure, we have reviews of Couple's Retreat and the Toy Story / Toy Story 2 double feature, but we also look at Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds and Psycho.

October is traditionally a time for horror. Halloween brings out all the ghosts and ghouls, slashers and stalkers. As we’ve seen in recent years, PG-13 horror flicks have become a dime a dozen - something studios grind out without much artistry to them. Grab the latest sensation from Tokyo, Japan, Korea, or France and remake it with an American twist.