Virtual Virago

As you might expect from its title, Supernatural (1933) is a spooky Pre-Code horror story, full of restless spirits, murderers, and over th...

Having already seen and enjoyed both Lured (1947) and Thunder on the Hill (1951), I decided to try Shockproof (1949), the third picture i...

Rope (1948), Alfred Hitchcock's first color picture, is a twisting, carefully orchestrated thriller with a deceptively simple title, on...

I recently devoured Stephanie Wrobel's new mystery novel, The Hitchcock Hotel , and, as its name implies, this is a fantastic book for f...

Every month brings a new set of themed collections to the Criterion Channel, and they're always a mix of classic, foreign, art house, an...

It's time for my annual look back at the previous year's movie viewing! 2024 was another busy year for my family, and as usual my mo...

This fall I taught a lifetime learning class about the history and cinematic legacy of Frankenstein , so of course I've had the iconic t...