Sockpuppet Blues

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Featuring such earcatching titles as "Rat Catcher's Daughter," "If You Peek in My Gazebo," and "Never Go Walking Without Your Hat Pin."

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I finished redecorating my apartment.

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My aunt doesn't understand why people find her doll collection creepy.

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This one's going on my list of creepy children movies, alongside The Innocents and Village of the Damned.

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Hitchcock's cure for insomnia: "It is an amazingly simple device. An idiot can operate it, and indeed, many do."

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"That's it, Franzen! I think your nose needs some corrections!"

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"Unabridged."

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Hitchcock took such liberty when adapting John Buchan's novel The 39 Steps for the screen that when he asked the novelist during a private screening what he thought of the movie so far, Buchan replied: "Fascinating! I wonder how it will end."

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Raymond Chandler's 1953 epistolary mockery of the science fiction genre.

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“Wake Up To Murder”

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