With its infamous “shower scene” and screeching-violin score, it seems a bit campy now, but countless horror movies owe a great deal to this classic film.

Bizarre and absolutely unforgettable, this one is the story of an inexplicable avian attack on a quiet seaside town.

This is one of the most famous from 1940s. The story of a timid girl who enters the rich world of her new husband and immediately feels out of place.

This masterpiece was filmed in a dreamlike haze on the oddly empty streets of San Francisco, as Jimmy Stewart pursues Kim Novak, who seems to slip in and out of her dead great-grandmother's persona.

Former tennis pro Tony found out many months ago that his wife Margot was in love with another man, and he sets in motion the perfect plan to kill his wife.

Barrister Keane (Gregory Peck) becomes so infatuated with Mrs. Maddalena (Alida Valli), who is accused of murder, that he is blind to the truth.

This one's got just about every Hitchcock theme stuffed masterfully inside. A "chance" meeting on a train, mistaken identity, a man falsely accused, an icy blonde, a little voyeurism, a touch homoeroticism, a woman sent to seduce a spy for love of her country and locations that range from Madison Avenue to Mount Rushmore.

A family visiting Morocco accidentally stumble on to an assassination plot and the conspirators are determined to prevent them from interfering.

A man in London tries to help a counterespionage agent, and is soon finding himself in one jam after another.

An American scientist publicly defects to East Germany as part of a cloak and dagger mission to find the solution for a formula resin and then figuring out a plan to escape back to the West.

This suspenser stars Joseph Cotten as a convicted killer banished to Australia with wife Ingrid Bergman, who is also his victim's sister. Deeply troubled and mentally fragile, Bergman begins to lose her grip on reality.

This is the true story of Manny (Henry Fonda), a musician unjustly accused of armed robbery.