Alfred Hitchcock Videos

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When one thinks of great art, there's often the expectation of carefully prepared canvasses, lush materials, and skilled, complex detail. But it doesn't always take a horde of materials to make something impressive -- sometimes all it takes is a little plastic and some brown packing tape. CNN reports that Philly artist Mark Khaisman is taking these seemingly mundane materials and turning them into a series of scenes from Hitchcock films (The 39 Steps and Spellbound) plus a number of glimpses into Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street. The image above -- that's Spellbound. (The rest are housed in a gallery at CNN.) This is nothing more than clear plastic panels and brown, translucent tape. Looking at the shirt -- it's fathomable -- a series of strips that, when laid on top of each other, creates areas of light and shadow. But look at the faces, and most especially, the hair. This isn't just a stained glass-like mosaic -- the artist is a former stained glass designer -- there's tone and depth in each piece. Texture. Props and posters might be cool, but imagine walking into a home theater with a piece like this glowing on the wall. Forget movie ads. I'll take some packing tape art any day.Filed under: Fandom, Images Permalink | Email this | Comments

Cary Grant teams with director Alfred Hitchcock for the fourth and final time in this superlative espionage caper judged one of the American Film Institute's Top-100 American Films and spruced up with a new digital transfer and remixed Dolby Digital Stereo. Grant plays a Manhattan advertising executive plunged into a realm of spy (James Mason) and counterspy (Eva Marie Saint) and variously abducted, framed for murder, chased and in another signature set piece, crop-dusted. He also holds on for dear life from the facial features of the Presidents on Mount Rushmore (backlot sets were used). But don't expect the Master of Suspense to leave star or audience hanging. Ranked 3.50 / 5 | 7 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:42) Submitted By: videodetective Tags: Movie Trailers Movie Trailer NORTH BY NORTHWEST: 50TH ANNIVERSAY EDITION Cary Grant Eva Marie Saint James Mason Jessie Royce Landis Alfred Hitchcock Thrillers Warner Home Video Categories: Entertainment

This is a no-brainer, right? Everyone loves Hitchcock. But it was not always so. The great director, whose North by Northwest comes out on a new, 50th Anniversary DVD and Blu-Ray on Tuesday, was once considered a populist panderer with little artistic value in his work. Even if you were a film critic, it was not the done thing to explore the mood and structure of a film. And even the rare critic that did that, such as Manny Farber or James Agee, tended not to go crazy over Hitchcock's work. (He was too popular and supposedly did not need defending.) At the time, it was more important in film to have a strong moral message, or to impress audiences with size and scale. Hitchcock worked in the lowest genres, telling stories about creeps and murderers and kidnappers, none of which had any benefit to society. Yes, Hitchcock was nominated for Best Director five times, so it's clear that other filmmakers at the very least acknowledged his skill, but he was mostly nominated for his biggest hits, like Rebecca, Spellbound, Rear Window and Psycho (just as George Lucas was nominated for Star Wars) and he never won.Continue reading Directors We Love: Alfred Hitchcock Permalink | Email this | Comments

A beautiful embezzler meets up with mama's boy Norman Bates in the grand- daddy of all horror films. Perkins was so convincing as a psychopath that he spent the rest of his professional life living it down! Ranked 3.48 / 5 | 3 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (00:44) Submitted By: videodetective Tags: Movie Trailers Movie Trailer PSYCHO Anthony Perkins Janet Leigh John Gavin John McIntire Martin Balsam Vera Miles Alfred Hitchcock Mystery-Suspense MCA Universal Home Video Categories: Entertainment

Happy 2009 Halloween Season from RockRoll360. Let s bring forth the spirits to your Halloween Party and Trick or Treaters with this one. Feel free to download this MP3 and put on to disc or MP3 players. WARNING : Not for the faint Hearted. ( Hope you know I m Just kidding ) Music includes :::::: THE PURPLE PEOPLE EATER -SHEB WOOLEY Alfred Hitchcock presents - Theme Song THEME FROMHALLOWEEN - From Original Soundtrack This is Halloween - Sound Bite fromNIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS PSYCHO KILLER - THE TALKING HEADS I PUT A SPELL ON YOU - NINA SIMONE FRIDAY THE 13TH - The Movie Theme Song WEREWOLVES OF LONDON -WARREN ZEVON SPOOKY -CLASSICS IV TIME WARP -THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW THE OMEN THEME - From Original Soundtrack SEASON OF THE WITCH -DONOVAN Sound Bites include ::::::: Halloween screams - Sound Effect Haunting Music - Sound Effect Cat Meow - Sound Effect Door creaking - Sound Effect Monster Breathing - Sound Effect Ghost sounds - Sound Effect Scary laugh - Sound Effects Demonic laughter - Sound Effect ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

  Happy 2009 Halloween Season from RockRoll360. Let s bring forth the spirits to your Halloween Party and Treat or Treaters with this one. Feel free to download this MP3 and put on to disc or MP3 players. WARNING : Not for the faint Hearted. ( Hope you know I m Just kidding ) THE PURPLE PEOPLE EATER - SHEB WOOLEY Halloween screams - Sound Effect Alfred Hitchcock presents - Theme Song Haunting Music - Sound Effect Cat Meow - Sound Effect THEME FROM HALLOWEEN - From Original Soundtrack Door creaking - Sound Effect This is Halloween - Sound Bite from NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS PSYCHO KILLER - THE TALKING HEADS I PUT A SPELL ON YOU - NINA SIMONE FRIDAY THE 13TH - The Movie Theme Song Monster Breathing - Sound Effect WEREWOLVES OF LONDON - WARREN ZEVON Ghost sounds  - Sound Effect SPOOKY - CLASSICS IV Scary laugh - Sound Effects TIME WARP - THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW Demonic laughter - Sound Effect THE OMEN THEME - From Original Soundtrack SEASON OF THE WITCH - DONOVAN ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

  Happy 2009 Halloween Season from RockRoll360. Let s bring forth the spirits to your Halloween Party and Treat or Treaters with this one. Feel free to download this MP3 and put on to disc or MP3 players. WARNING : Not for the faint Hearted. ( Hope you know I m Just kidding ) THE PURPLE PEOPLE EATER - SHEB WOOLEY Halloween screams - Sound Effect Alfred Hitchcock presents - Theme Song Haunting Music - Sound Effect Cat Meow - Sound Effect THEME FROM HALLOWEEN - From Original Soundtrack Door creaking - Sound Effect This is Halloween - Sound Bite from NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS PSYCHO KILLER - THE TALKING HEADS I PUT A SPELL ON YOU - NINA SIMONE FRIDAY THE 13TH - The Movie Theme Song Monster Breathing - Sound Effect WEREWOLVES OF LONDON - WARREN ZEVON Ghost sounds  - Sound Effect SPOOKY - CLASSICS IV Scary laugh - Sound Effects TIME WARP - THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW Demonic laughter - Sound Effect THE OMEN THEME - From Original Soundtrack SEASON OF THE WITCH - DONOVAN ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

Any time is the perfect time to visit the films of Alfred Hitchcock, but October seems a particularly good time to indulge in some of his creepier offerings. The only thing better might be spending an hour with the man himself -- and thanks to YouTube, you can come close. In 1973, Tom Snyder and his Tomorrow program conducted an hour long interview with the legendary director, who talked candidly about his career. The interview was believed to have been lost, but was discovered on a VHS tape and has now been put up on YouTube. It's rare to actually hear Hitchcock speak for himself. He's now become one of those directors who is heard about more than he was ever heard from. While he was definitely in his twilight years here, his wit was still very much intact, and he talks about everything from his films, to his Jesuit training, his public image as "a monster," and the longevity of his career. In a delicious sign of the times, there's a glass of wine at his elbow the entire time. They certainly don't do interviews like this anymore! It's fascinating stuff, and a must see for any fan of Hitchcock, or anyone aspiring to create films in his image. Pop below the jump for the embedded videos (and if they don't work fast enough, they can be found on this YouTube page), and thanks to Slashfilm for pointing it out. Enjoy!Filed under: Classics, Drama, Horror, Noir, Fandom, DIY/Filmmaking, Trailers and ClipsContinue reading Watch This Rare One-Hour Interview with Alfred Hitchcock Permalink | Email this | Comments

The Great Sadini finds a young man passed out from hunger on the carnival grounds and takes him inside to his trailer. The boy, Hugo, proves to be simple. His first thought on waking is that he is dead and that Sadini and his wife are the devil and an angel. He's nearly right -- but he has the roles reversed. Sadini's compassion prompts him to take the kid under his wing and teach him about magic. The wife's cold heart leads her to beg the manipulable boy to commit murder

The Great Sadini finds a young man passed out from hunger on the carnival grounds and takes him inside to his trailer. The boy, Hugo, proves to be simple. His first thought on waking is that he is dead and that Sadini and his wife are the devil and an angel. He's nearly right -- but he has the roles reversed. Sadini's compassion prompts him to take the kid under his wing and teach him about magic. The wife's cold heart leads her to beg the manipulable boy to commit murder.

Hello and welcome to MORE MESS ON MY THING  - Pt. 1 Episode #37 - Can t believe it s September already. I feel the older you get the faster it go s. Well in any case That s Life ! Great stuff here with Robert Plant S THE DAY MY WIFE MET MY GIRLFRIEND  -                                   RODNEY CARRINGTON  (On the Bob s Alfred Hitchcock KFML  ( In Denver - Tuna with good taste )  -  Classic Radio I.D. Time now for a lost 45 with record scratch  -  Sound effect ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

— What happened, Mitch? — Gull hit her. — A gull? Your daily what the eff ! A gull in the head is priceless. For everything else there s No Fat Clips!!! Imagine to listen to the audio from a scene of a movie, without watching the images. Then, try and make a short animation to replace the actual video. The short film by Kristof Luyckx plays this game with some lines of dialogue from Hitchcock s The Birds. Il ma che caz del giorno! Un gabbiano in testa non ha prezzo. Per tutto il resto c è No Fat Clips!!! Immaginate di ascoltare l audio della scena di un film, senza guardarne le immagini. Poi, provate a realizzare una animazione per sostutuirne il video. Questo corto di Kristof Luyckx gioca a questo gioco con alcune linee di dialogo da Gli uccelli di Hitchcock. DOWNLOAD (853 480): Scarica The Gulls in alta risoluzione. [Format: MPEG-4 - Size: 100 MB - Running Time: 1 min.] DOWNLOAD (853 480): Scarica The Gulls in alta risoluzione. [Format: Ogg Video - Size: 3 MB - Running Time: 1 min.] DOWNLOAD (768 432): Scarica The Gulls in alta risoluzione. [Format: MPEG-4 - Size: 6 MB - Running Time: 1 min.] WATCH (ALT.): Guarda The Gulls su Vimeo. [Format: Flash Video] LINK: Visita Kristof Luyckx.

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