1960: The year that changed horror forever
Classics that inspired a mood shift.
Alfred Hitchcock
“He was apprehensive”: the director Cary Grant spent his entire career avoiding at all costs
This baffled the director in question.
The movie Alfred Hitchcock was “ashamed” he got paid for: “I shouldn’t have taken anything”
Not so ashamed to refuse the cash.
The “infantile” casting decision Alfred Hitchcock always regretted: “I was being stupid”
Motivated by the wrong reasons.
The six horror movies Pedro Pascal wants everyone to see: “It really holds up”
“Brilliant. Perfect. Classic”.
Alfred Hitchcock’s favourite Alfred Hitchcock cameo: “I had an awful time thinking it up”
Plenty to choose from.
The movie Alfred Hitchcock only made as a favour to a friend: “In a weak moment, I accepted”
He should have said no.