Best Hitchcockian Thrillers You Need to Watch
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Alfred Hitchcock was truly a visionary director. So much so that his legacy leaves behind a descriptor: Hitchcockian....
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‘Escape Room’ (2019) is campy good fun (review)
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Escape rooms have risen in popularity, and the aptly-named 2019 thriller “Escape Room” aims to capitalize on that...
‘The Unfamiliar’ (2020) Is effective, atmospherically creepy supernatural horror (review)
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2020 horror-thriller “The Unfamiliar” hails from director Henk Pretorius. Co-written by Jennifer Nicole Stang and Pretorius, the film...
‘Road Games’ (1981): A Hitchcockian Hitchhiking Thriller, Rear (view) Window (review)
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1981’s Richard Franklin-directed “Road Games” stars Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis in a taut, Hitchcockian thriller. With...
‘Frenzy’ (1972): One of Hitchock’s Best and Most Underrated Thrillers (review)
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1972 Alfred Hitchock-directed thriller “Frenzy” is filled with the typical Hitchock trappings. From a distinctly British setting to...
‘The Invisible Man’ is haunting, survivors’ suspense thriller (review)
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“The Invisible Man,” adapted from the H.G. Wells novel of the same name, has been through a slew...
‘Majic’ (2019): An X-Files-esque Mind-bending Thrill Ride (review)
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Writer/Director Erin Berry and David Pluscauskas describe “Majic” as “The X-Files” meets “Mad Men.” and while the comparison...
‘H0us3’ (2018): Putting the Comp Sci in Sci-Fi (review)
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Science fiction often proves eerie, particularly when discussing threats to humanity. 2018 thriller “H0us3,” directed by Manolo Munguia,...
‘Traffik’ (2018): A bumpy ride (review)
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Crime thriller “Traffik,” directed and written by Deon Taylor, concentrates on a weighty topic of sex trafficking. Featuring...
‘Hereditary’ is haunting family drama (review)
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Family drama provides superb fodder for powerful narratives. 2018 thriller “Hereditary,” directed by Ari Aster, masterfully probes a...