Alfred Hitchcock's baffling opinion that actors are too stupid and emotionally stunted to marry each other is one of his many bizarre takes.

Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds had many problems during filming, from real bird attacks to on-set drama and danger.

Alfred Hitchcock began making movies in the early 1920s, half a decade before the advent of the talking feature film. Fifty years later, he was still at it. During his long career, he not only moved ...

We've all watched classic movies that are indisputably great, but aren't much fun. These classic movies easily stand the test ...

EXCLUSIVE: T A P E Collective has acquired UK rights to The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire, the feature debut from visual artist ...

The cinematic trademarks were all there: deadpan performances, meticulous symmetry, whip-pan camera work (when the camera ...

The maestro of monsters is returning to Toronto to analyze the mechanics and emotional impact of iconic genre pics by David Cronenberg, John Fawcett and Vincenzo Natali for TIFF Cinematheque in July.

While Spaceballs wasn’t a flop, it hardly blew people away upon its release. In recent years, however, it has gathered something of a cult following, much like many of Brooks’ films. Good luck trying ...

The 39 Steps is an old-timey spy thriller infused with a vaudeville feel and a jolt of Monty Python zany humour. Without skilled performers all this doesn’t work, but director Megan Wigmore has the ...

Once named Tatler’s most stylish European royal, the Italian noblewoman and wife of Pierre Casiraghi of Monaco dazzled in a ...

There are a lot of movies that play well on the big screen that don't involve superheroes, Tom Cruise, or little blue space ...