Alfred Hitchcock: The Master Of Psychological Suspense

Alfred Hitchcock has earned the title of ?Master of Suspense? by creating films conveying on screen some of his own personal phobias. As child, Alfred Hitchcock had a run in with the police in which changed his prospective on author and, the law. At the age of 5, his father told Alfred to go to the police and, hand the officer a note. After, arriving at the police station Alfred was placed inside a jail cell for only a few minutes. This experience can be seen in many of his films. His films covers innocent people considered guilty by authority. Through his films Alfred Hitchcock created wonderful storylines that has helped us analyze ourselves mentally. From the 1920?s until the 1970?s, he has kept us on the edge of our seats for fifty years by, providing us mystery and suspense films.

His directing style so interesting because, he appears so mild in the mannered the public eye with his quiet composure. Yet, it makes one wonder about the possible inner turmoil inside to have a man create movies covering many emotional topics. One has to view his films more than once to really catch the small subtleties to understand the statement he is trying to make through hi

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