It was nearly a year ago that I began to think about hosting a blog event focused on Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo . I had just read an ...

THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE, AN ART DECO MASTERPIECE Friday night, March 9, Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958) will screen at Oakland, Ca...

Sans Soleil This blog was consumed by Vertigo all through January and half of February. I thought I'd moved on, was looking forw...

by The Lady Eve It was 1948 in post-war France when mystery writers Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac met for the first time at ...

by guest contributor Joel Gunz Practically every frame of every movie Alfred Hitchcock made could be blown up and hung on a museum wall....

by guest contributor Dan Auiler A month of Vertigo is light sentence. Most of us who encounter this film end up serving life sentences. O...

a video blog by guest contributor Brandon Kyle Goco Brandon Goco , guest host of Turner Classic Movies’ monthly podcast series for Octobe...

by guest contributor Classicfilmboy Alfred Hitchcock had a knack for bringing out the worst in the best of actors. And I mean that as a ...

by guest contributor Allen Hefner Kim Novak with Tom Helmore in Vertigo A movie as incredible as Vertigo (1958) is a collaboration of ...

by guest contributor John Greco J ohn Greco of Twenty Four Frames recently interviewed award-winning biographer Patrick McGilligan, auth...

by guest contributor Steven DeRosa “They say every true San Franciscan has one foot on a hill and the other in the past.”—Kate in Sam...

By guest contributor Michael Nazarewycz It’s easy to take for granted a film’s location. Some settings, of course, are ...

by guest contributor Brandie Ashe Scratch the surface of the prototypical “Hitchcock blonde”—a cool, reserved exterior masking a fiery and...

by guest contributor Christian Esquevin “ I don’t wear suits, and I don’t wear gray. Another thing, I don’t wear black pumps ,” said Kim ...

by guest contributor Whistlingypsy Just as my fingers on these keys Make music, so the self-same sounds On my spirit make a music, ...

by guest contributor R.D. Finch "What's that old Oscar Wilde thing? 'Each man kills the thing he loves...' That I think i...

Arriving with 2012 will be this blog’s first major event, A Month of VERTIG O. The month will feature 10 11 bloggers and one ‘vlogger'...

Not long ago I sat down with the 1956 British translation of Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac's D'Entre Les Morts (1954). The boo...