circa 1963: British film director Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980 ... that there are hidden things of interest,” Fawell said. “His camera is always trying to get into windows or into people’s interior ...

Voyeurism is a central aspect of horror cinema, but this is heightened when POV shots are involved too, like in 'Halloween' ...

LLM contributor Rebecca Underwood travels to Oxford and finds herself enchanted by the art, architecture and history of this ...

The desperate, violent, off-camera shouts of abuse from Max as his ... As he explains in the film’s press kit: I could hear smashing windows in the background as he tried to claw his way inside.

On December 28, 1895, on the basement wall of Le Grand Cafe Capucines in Paris, a steam locomotive rounded a set of railway ...

For decades, he’s captivated audiences as a certain kind of character: charming. Handsome. Beautiful, even. So much so that people saw him that way, too. Now 51, and with a run of prestige ...

His view of these windows, each of which contains its own fascinating little world (and, perhaps, a murderer) is reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock ... kept looking at the camera.

Occasionally you'll also hop along to a hastily constructed temporary Batcave built in some hidden ruins beneath the prison - where you can suit up and discuss your plans with Alfred - but most of ...

In this season of Only Murders in the Building, the trio goes to Hollywood. Well, they physically go to Hollywood for about ...

Alfred University held a ceremony Thursday to announce the opening its Space Materials Institute, established in the Inamori ...