Week 16 - Sabotage (1936)

In 1936, Alfred Hitchcock made a film that caused a small amount a controversy. A film that contained what he called "a grave error." That film, based on a Joseph Conrad novel, was Sabotage. Here, Eric and Jim discuss that film.

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Week 15 - Secret Agent (1936)

Alfred Hitchcock's 1936 spy film, Secret Agent, may not be a favorite with Jim and Eric, but it does provide fodder for discussion on some of the things that drove Hitchcock's work. Be sure to listen to the outtakes at the end of the show, too.

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Week 14 - The 39 Steps (1935)

In this episode on 1935's The 39 Steps, Jim and Eric manage to stay on topic for almost the entire show. And thankfully so, since this exciting thriller is widely considered the best film of Hitchcock's British era. Dive in for some lively commentary!

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Week 13 - The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)

Time travel, prison films, baseball, and unexpected phone calls. Just a few of the things you can expect in this episode. Oh yes, and also a discussion of Hitchcock's 1934 classic, The Man Who Knew Too Much. You'll also hear some shout outs, as well as bonus content taken from a show we had to throw out due to poor sound quality.

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Week 12 - Number Seventeen (1932)

What happens when you have a film with all of the classic Hitchcock elements, but very little suspense or tension? You get Eric and Jim complaining. That's the case in their discussion of 1932's Number Seventeen. This is also the debut of listener questions. Also, listen for the Facts of Life-centric bonus content.

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