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All posts tagged "Hitchcock"

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  “Abominable”: Ryan Schifrin’s directorial debut was a Hitchcock-inspired Bigfoot scarefest

  Ryan Schifrin’s 2006 directorial debut Abominable — which despite its title is not about the Ambominable Snowman, it’s about Bigfoot! — was partly inspired by Alfred Hitchcock‘s voyeuristic thriller, Rear Window. Abominable – which the monthly horror magazine...

  • Posted July 31, 2018
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  Siouxsie & the Banshees made their fans “Spellbound” with an iconic early ’80s video

  Night Flight’s “Take Off to Eclectic Ladies” — which aired in 1994, when our show was already in syndication — pays tribute to visionary female musical artists like Ms. Susan Janet Ballion — known professionally as Siouxsie...

  • Posted June 28, 2018
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  “The Cat O’ Nine Tails” (1971): Dario Argento’s stylish suspense-filled Hitchcock-inspired giallo

  The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971) was the second entry in Italian maestro of the macabre Dario Argento‘s “Animal Trilogy,” which were the films he wrote and directed which had animals listed in their titles (Four Flies...

  • Posted June 1, 2018
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  “Voices Carry”: ‘Til Tuesday’s Hitchcock-inspired mini-drama music video was an MTV favorite

  Night Flight’s “Take Off to New American Music” — which originally aired on May 7, 1986 — featured ‘Til Tuesday’s video for “Voices Carry,” which earned Aimee Mann and her fellow Boston new wavers an MTV Video...

  • Posted August 17, 2017
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  “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”: a haunting study of the incredible from “The Twilight Zone”

  French director Robert Enrico’s memorable 24-minute film adaptation of Ambrose Bierce’s short story An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge originally aired on the CBS network on February 28, 1964, during the fifth and final season of Rod...

  • Posted January 23, 2017
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  “Darth by Darthwest”: Fabrice Mathieu’s supercut re-imagines Hitchcock’s famous cropduster scene

  French filmmaker Fabrice Mathieu is back with a new mash-up supercut, this time re-imagining the cropduster sequence from Alfred Hitchock’s 1959 classic thriller North By Northwest as though it was directed by George Lucas for one of...

  • Posted June 10, 2016
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  “Master of Suspense”: Fabrice Mathieu’s new “mashup noir” short film is an awesome Hitchcock mini-tribute

  French filmmaker and unabashed cinéaste Fabrice Mathieu is back with a clever new mashup noir, Master of Suspense, using spliced-together footage from thirty of Alfred Hitchcock’s films to tell a dark new tale about a heavyset murderer...

  • Posted December 10, 2015
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  The Red Drum Getaway: A clever Hitchcock/Kubrick mashup

  We here at Night Flight love a great mash-up mixtape supercut whatever, as you know, and this one — a Hitchcockian edit posted by “Gump” which presents Kubrick’s characters as villains — is so g.d. good we...

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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