Episode 2: Vertigo (1958) – Obsession, Illusion, and the Art of Hitchcock

In this episode of My Favourite Films, we explore Alfred Hitchcock’s haunting masterpiece Vertigo — a film of mystery, obsession, and identity that continues to captivate audiences decades later. From its stunning San Francisco setting and dreamlike visuals to Bernard Herrmann’s hypnotic score, we unpack how Vertigo became one of cinema’s most influential psychological thrillers.

Join us as we look at the film’s deeper themes of desire, control, and memory — and why Vertigo is now hailed as one of the greatest films ever made.

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Episode 1: Psycho (1960) – The Film That Changed Horror Forever

In this debut episode of My Favourite Films, we take a deep dive into Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho — the groundbreaking thriller that redefined cinema. From its shocking twists and iconic shower scene to Bernard Herrmann’s unforgettable score, we explore how Psycho shattered conventions and transformed the horror genre.

Discover the film’s behind-the-scenes secrets, its lasting influence on modern filmmaking, and why Psycho remains one of the most studied and celebrated movies of all time.

#Psycho podcast #Alfred Hitchcock #classic horror #film analysis #movie history #thriller movies, #Bernard Herrmann #Janet Leigh #Anthony Perkins #Hitchcock films