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By Alexander M (289) on 07 Jan 2008

A decent silent movie. I wish my copy of it wasn't so grainy, but it was still well done…

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By Adna A (13) on 28 Dec 2007

Not too bad for a silent Hitchcock movie but it could use a different ending. :(…

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By Nate A (393) on 17 Dec 2007

Fairly entertaining and well-acted albeit standard…

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By Tyler M (722) on 13 Dec 2007

Tall he was - and his face was all wrapped up. The film that launched the career of the Master of Suspense…

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By Biff M (14) on 04 Nov 2007

Nice plot. Sexual chocolate meets nice big hands, Novello is aristo-hot…

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By Vicky V (91) on 02 Nov 2007

Great early Hitchcock silent film about a killer obsessed with blondes…

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By Aaron N (493) on 31 Oct 2007

An excellent silent movie and one described even by Hitchcock himself as the first to establish his style…

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By Wendy S (447) on 01 Oct 2007

The more I watch silent films... the more impressed I am... the talent, the movement, the way things are filmed…

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By Kris C (122) on 17 Sep 2007

Terrific and would have been SO much better if I hadn't seen it with a dreadful temp score…

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By Cyberdine1000 . (35) on 09 Jul 2007

Easily my favorite silent film. So atmospheric. The scene where Ivor Norvello just peers down at the mother in the doorway is so scary…

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By Leika R (9) on 05 Jul 2007

What happens when a young Hitchcock combines the mystery of London fog, a series of blonde murders, and the ever so mysterious and exciting…

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By Joanna P (72) on 20 Jun 2007

Ivor Novello gives a great performance as ths sinister lodger who has a few secrets. Bad thing when women are being murdered outside…

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By Derek A (174) on 18 Jun 2007

As good as a german expressionist film, but it's made in england…

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By Ian S (969) on 17 Jun 2007

I just wasn't very impressed with this one. Hitchcock hadn't yet learned how to bring the suspense and crafted story-telling…

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By Andy M (705) on 14 Jun 2007

This film shows the power of plot, above the necessity for dialogue…

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By Ted M (66) on 03 Jun 2007

Hitch's first authentic film establishes the visual ingenuity and themes that would later resurface in his work, sexual politics, mistaken…

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By Antonio M (147) on 28 May 2007

Honestly one of the top silent films out there. A play on the Jack the Ripper story…

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By Doris C (82) on 14 Mar 2007

Good movie.....but not one of his best…

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By Erin W (543) on 09 Jan 2007

See the German Concorde DVD - great transfer, properly tinted, and I believe at the right speed (not too fast, as too many silents are shown…

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By Sarah F (1,278) on 20 Sep 2006

Excellent visuals but it's kind of slow. It's silent so you expect it at least…

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