Mitch and Melanie share a drink in The Birds. Screenshot by me.
Here you will find the reviews I’ve written so far about Alfred’s films. You’ll also find Hitch related articles and blogathons here too.
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
The First Hitchcock Blogathon: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
Two Film Buffs Are Better Than One
The New Eleanor Parker Biography. By Amanda Grinstead and Andrew Wickliffe.
Classic Movies and Writing Life with My Littles
Scunner - Scots word meaning disappointed, fed up, world-weary, or a scoundrel.
A great place for talking about movies!
Horror, Science Fiction, Comic Books and More
beautiful things and a happy outlook on life
Make Your Fandom Your Own
Searching for truth in popular entertainment.
Updates for the Rod Taylor Site
for fans of the great Basil Rathbone
Celebrating Stories in Every Medium
I love old movies...
A blog about James Bond-007 and The Other Spies
In search of Anne Brontë and her family
because the story must be told
A continuation of moviemovieblogblog.wordpress.com...More of my thoughts on movies and pop culture
Professor / Author / Podcaster
Reviews, rants and film theory. You wanna be a blog like me?
A blog about all things related to James Bond 007
Smart and surprising
Where we're always ready for our close-up.
A personal appreciation of some of the movies that I love
exploits in cinematic shenanigans
Surrealism, Movies, Randomness
PART OF THE OFFICIAL PETER WYNGARDE APPRECIATION SOCIETY
VHS Revival: A Retro Movie Magazine
Exploring Cinematic Diversity
Your online source for Jane Austen & her legacy, historical fiction & romance novels, & period drama
What your view of sports and life would be if you had too many concussions
By Kristen Lopez
Comments on various movies from silent movies up through movies from the sixties
A blog by Peter Anghelides
Movie reviews, security stories, poems, books, song lyrics, music life
Your Home for Vintage Leisure
🌸 Zoe Krainik Blogs about Old Hollywood and Genealogy 🌸
by John Bengtson "the great detective of silent film locations" New York Times
Talking movies...
Book reviews
Classics - Victorian, German, Contemporary
exploring as many worlds as possible
The Classic Era For Every Era
One topic. Two friends. Five options.
