... gone before, at expectations of heroes and bad guys, at every cliché of what was supposed to happen, at the polite fantasy of good triumphing over evil. The movies would never be the same again. Virtually every aspect of film narrative that the audience had come to accept as normal was overthrown, just as Norman violated Marion with his knife as she stood naked ... and vulnerable in the shower, Hitchcock violated the security of the viewer and the trust they had put in the cinema. A perfect example of this is ... towards significant and colorful scenery in this obviously low-budget fi...

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