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Alec McCowen, Anna Massey, Barbara Leigh-Hunt, Barry Foster, Bernard Cribbins, Billie Whitelaw, Clive Swift, Jean Marsh, John Boxer, Jon Finch, Michael Bates, Vivien Merchant
A murdering rapist has been terrorizing London. The police manage to track him down and sentence him to life imprisonment. However Inspector Oxford has his doubts as to whether or not they have indeed...( read more
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Hitchcock was definitely a Director ahead of his time, just imagine the kind of films he would be directing now if he could.
In Frenzy, Hitchcock builds up the characters before the big part of the story unleashes. A few familer faces, such as Bernard Cribbings, Billie Whitel...( read more)
The darkest side of the genius was fully flourished in this rambunctious, violent, brutal and yet bizarrely amusing thriller. the last great Hitchcock film.
British Giallo...Hitchcock finally being able to show, in delightfully grizzly detail, all of the quirks and fetishes that had laid under the surface in his previous films
"Frenzy" was Alfred Hitchcock's next-to-last film. And though it's not a great classic like "Psycho" and "North by Northwest", it's still a very good movie. After making mostly American movies for four decades, Hitchcock returned to his native Britain to make "Frenzy". It's about...( read more)
Alfred Hitchock really knows how to build up suspense and he does that very well with this movie. The acting was pretty top notch as I believe that with the script as well. Sometimes it goes a little slow, but he Hitchcock really takes his time to let the scene and the story play...( read more)
Frenzy is different Hitchcock, but it is basically more of a formulaic thriller rather than one of Hitchcock's memorable giants. The screenplay, however, has talent, the character development is decent and the conclusion was smarter than I thought it would be.
73/100
More convincing & less stupid than some of Hitch's other movies but still nothing special
A good Hitchcock thriller about a maniac strangling women in London. A good cast and some memorable set-pieces make this one well worth watching.
