Frenzy (1972)

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"After sidetracking into a couple of different themes, Frenzy represents a homecoming, in more ways than one, for director Alfred Hitchcock. Not only does the master of murder mystery return to London for the production of this movie, but also, returns to the genre that made him (in)famous. A story about a serial killer who kills his female victims by strangling them with neckties, it is considered by many as the last great Hitchcock film (not surprising, considering he only made one more movie "

150 from the 70's: My Fave Films From The 1970's (150 movies items)

"After sidetracking into a couple of different themes, Frenzy represents a homecoming, in more ways than one, for director Alfred Hitchcock. Not only does the master of murder mystery return to London for the production of this movie, but also, returns to the genre that made him (in)famous. A story about a serial killer who kills his female victims by strangling them with neckties, it is considered by many as the last great Hitchcock film (not surprising, considering he only made one more movie "

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"- Ron Goodwin"

Watched in 2013 (223 movies items)

"February 24 "No, discretion is not traditionally the strong suit of the psychopath, dear. Believe me, that's what we're dealing with. You ought to read his wife's divorce petition." Since the giraffe suggested that I watch this before it left Netflix, I decided to do so. Even though I haven't seen lots of Hitchcock's movies, I can say that this is his most darkest and graphic film. The dialogue and the story are also good just like all his other movies. This is definitely his best later film"

February 2013 Film Journal (Alliteration Edition) (52 movies items)

"February 5th: Thriller Tuesday! 1st viewing: Watched on DirecTV (Movie saved on DVR) My third Hitchcock film for the month. The story is set in London and centers around the search for a serial rapist/killer. "

Favorite Hitchcock Movies (10 movies items)

" One of the more underappreciated of Hitchcock’s work, and one of his best movies to come from the later part of his career in my opinion. I always saw it as a kind of big finale to Hitchcock’s films, almost like paying tribute to himself. This movie is a little bit of Psycho, a little bit of The Wrong Man, with a touch of Dial M for Murder."