Strangers on a Train

The Bottom Line: Strangers on a Train is one of Hitchcock's best suspense thrillers and is a must-see for fans of this director.

Review: In one of his most suspenseful and riveting films, Alfred Hitchcock presents the tale of two men thrown together in a desperate struggle. One is a famous tennis player trapped in a bad marriage and the other is a rich young psychopath, his life...

The Bottom Line: Although it is scattered with errors, this is still a good film to watch.

Review: When the 1940s were coming to an end, Alfred Hitchcock had found himself in a bit of a hole. After having directed the successful romantic thriller, Notorious, Hitchcock was having a difficult time living up to the expectations that were being...

The Bottom Line: A must for every Hitchcock fan, it is a classic thriller.

Review: You hate somebody for messing up your life. You know your life would be better if they were dead. But how can you get away with this? Easy, get someone else who has no connection with this person to do this. But who? Find someone who has to get rid...

Review: In my opinion, this movie is one of Alfred Hitchcock's finest works. Based on Patricia Highsmith's novel, Hitchcock has taken her story and turned it into one of the greatest thrillers of his career. This is an early film, made in 1951, and in black...

The Bottom Line: Strangers on a Train is creepy and suspenseful, just what you'd expect from a Hitchcock flick!

Review: When you get on a train or a plane do you chat with the person near you? Maybe you do or maybe you bury your nose in a book. And what happens if the person starts talking to you? You?re probably polite, but a little standoffish. And what would you...

The Bottom Line: A look into a battle of moral fortitude with the fear of reprisal. Performed by the master of suspense and great observer of the human psyche and its fears.

Review: When someone mentions the name Alfred Hitchcock, what usually comes to people's minds is a fairly overweight man who made some movies that a lot of people really liked, usually in the thriller and horror genre.[1] He has been lauded by many (myself...

The Bottom Line: Hitchcock at his best.

Review: The 1950s were a great decade for Alfred Hitchcock. Hitch made such great films as "Rear Window" "Vertigo" and "North by Northwest", as well as some lesser but still good films like "The Trouble with Harry" and "To Catch a Thief". "Strangers on a...

The Bottom Line: A great mystery suspense thriller that lives up to its reputation and more from Alfred Hitchcock. Must see!

Review: Strangers on a Train (1951)

This is an interesting movie from Alfred Hitchcock, who started his directorial career in England and worked quite a few years for British International Pictures before being discovered by David O Selznick and...

The Bottom Line: One of Hitchcock's most intense movies.

Review: Alfred Hitchcock has made some pretty effective thrillers in his day -- some of them are quite creepy and twisted, even for films made in the 1950 s, as was the case for Rear Window, Vertigo and The Wrong Man. Many elements of these films are not...

Review: OK, think about it for a while. I have other things I want to tell you about first anyhow. The novel was by Patricia Highsmith, and Alfred snuck the movie rights without making a ripple. Buying anonymously, he got the rights to this film for a mere...