hooptober x #24an alright thriller with some utterly crawling sequences. did we need like 15 near-silent minutes of the murderer in a potato truck attempting to get pin out of his victim's hand? not necessarily! really feels like an older style of filmmaking transposed onto a newer story — which, of course, it is. post-code hitchcock was wilding out though ngl

highlights:- a margarita being referred to as an exotic drink

hooptober x #24an alright thriller with some utterly crawling sequences. did we need like 15 near-silent minutes of the murderer in a potato truck attempting to get pin out of his victim's hand? not necessarily! really feels like an older style of filmmaking transposed onto a newer story — which, of course, it is. post-code hitchcock was wilding out though ngl

highlights:- a margarita being referred to as an exotic drink

Another underrated masterpiece.

Another underrated masterpiece.

An Alfred Hitchcock movie in the 70's feels very different but it still has that Alfred sauce it was better than I expected. Even at this stage of his career he makes great looking movies with beautiful sets and background talent . This was damn good movie and his a damn good director. I recommend this to anyone who loves suspense movies.

An Alfred Hitchcock movie in the 70's feels very different but it still has that Alfred sauce it was better than I expected. Even at this stage of his career he makes great looking movies with beautiful sets and background talent . This was damn good movie and his a damn good director. I recommend this to anyone who loves suspense movies.

i don’t think it needed to be that long

i don’t think it needed to be that long

Frenzy is a film that has confident direction, but has many flaws. I am convinced I could rewrite this script to 90 minutes; 116 minutes is a bit ridiculous for the story they're telling. IDK about the 1970s, but this film is hardly original by today's standards, and seems easy to think of. I also don't think the main guy was well-written, and I wasn't really rooting for him. The plot also just had a really uneven and unnatural flow. I don't hate this movie; it's not a bad movie by any means, but I will forget about it very soon.

Frenzy is a film that has confident direction, but has many flaws. I am convinced I could rewrite this script to 90 minutes; 116 minutes is a bit ridiculous for the story they're telling. IDK about the 1970s, but this film is hardly original by today's standards, and seems easy to think of. I also don't think the main guy was well-written, and I wasn't really rooting for him. The plot also just had a really uneven and unnatural flow. I don't hate this movie; it's not a bad movie by any means, but I will forget about it very soon.