Directed by Alfred Hitchcock

For five decades, Alfred Hitchcock explored our innermost anxieties, desires, and obsessions in his diabolically constructed thrillers, which redefined the mechanics of screen terror through meticulous editing, voyeuristic camera work, and unforgettable set pieces. In endlessly studied and imitated masterpieces like THE LADY VANISHES, THE 39 STEPS, and THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH, the Master of Suspense tapped into the peculiar pleasures of fear like no filmmaker before or since.