Alfred Hitchcock

Fast & Furious & Elegant: Justin Lin and the Vulgar Auteurs

Phoenix Art Museum's Latest Show Is Not What You Might Expect -- in a Good Way

Men of Many Faces

The Trouble With Hitchcock: Shouldn't It Be More Interesting?

A Watchful Spy

Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps Is Gut-Busting Farce from Arizona Theatre Company

It's just polished and adorable silliness from beginning to end. That's most of what there is to say about the Tony-winning lunacy of Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps, in a fine production transplanted from Minnesota's Guthrie Theater by Arizona Theatre Company. Director Joel Sass has the four perfo ... More >>

Tales of Suspense

Arizona Theater Company's The Mystery of Irma Vep Is Victorian Melodrama at Its Funniest

The Luhrs Building, Featured in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, Has Been Spared -- For Now

Tom Ford’s A Single Man: It’s Better to Look Good Than Be Good

Killer Serials: J. Scooter Harris, the Tarantino of Comic Books

X-Men. Archie. Sailor Moon. If you thought comic books were limited to namby-pamby superhero tales, Manga and All-American "good guy" serials like Richie Rich and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, take a peek at local artist J. Scooter Harris' graphic novel/comic book serie ... More >>

Arty Girl: Get Your ASU Gammage "Mini-Package"

By audreyjm529 on flickr Creative Commons.​Awww, it's a miniature flower...soooo cuuuuute!Take something, make it little and it's automatically ten times more appealing. Have you seen those tiny Coke cans? Adorable! Or how about Converse shoes for toddlers? I look at those things and my heart melt ... More >>

Summer Guide: Coppolla, Mann, Allen, and Tarantino Bring the Summer Flicks

Movies in the Park: Vertigo

A suburbanite-friendly guide to downtown Phoenix

Hitchcock on Holiday

Peeping Bomb

Bland voyeur thriller does its best

New Times' top DVD picks for the week of February 6

Like Herding Sheep

De Niro takes a loooong, sloooow look at the history of the CIA

Get Out of the Bargain Basement Rut . . .

And start dressing like a grown-up

Gomer, You're Fired!

Our feathered fiend bombs Trump-haters, racist soccer moms, Uncle Joe and the ACLU. Who's gonna be next?

"Imperfect" Is Right

Boring game play mars Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects

Another Look at a Legend

Perfect 10

His gala Friday (and Thursday, too)

Flight Risk

Now boarding: a tight homage

Daliwood

Salvador's film career on display at PAM

Problems at Home

Their aim is not as true as you might like

Redemption Thong

Salma's shorts get top billing in an otherwise unwatchable caper

Forget It

You saw Paycheck last year... don'tcha remember?

Barbara Harris Knew Bill Clinton Was White Trash

Scottsdale "has-been" gives her regards to Broadway

Lazarus, Reborn

Peter Bogdanovich wasn't dead. He was just acting like it.

Off Camera

For Califone's Tim Rutili, there's no difference between a picture and a thousand words

French Twists

In Gallic thriller With a Friend Like Harry. . ., the accent's on Hitchcock

Broken and Battered

How the twist ending left M. Night Shyamalan twisting in the breeze

Spanking the Junkie

Requiem for a Dream injects visual hotshot into harrowing drug drama

Zzzzz-Men

Marvel's mutants are a modest squad of dullards in this frustrating adaptation

The Implausible Scheme

Logic-challenged M:I-2 still manages visceral pleasures

2000 Wan

De Palma's out to launch with misfired Mission

The Damon Switch Project

The Talented Mr. Ripley is a who's who of identity crises

Night of the Guano

Bats bites big-time

Grant's Zoom

Fresh Blood

The left-field, ultra-low-budget The Blair Witch Project scares us in a way that Hollywood's forgotten

Night & Day

July 8 - 14, 1999

Olden Shower

Gus Van Sant's re-Psycho'ed Hitchcock classic is a little dated, but not without fresh blood

Acting Up

Inspired performances, direction redeem vapid material

The Yellowed Pages

Creaky Dial M for Murder misses its calling

Uneven Dozen

THE MOVIE LOVER

FRAYED KNOT

MURDERS IN THE URE MALL DEATH TAKES NO RECESS IN TERROR TOMES FOR TEENS