Sundance ’19 Review: “MEMORY” serves to reveal why “ALIEN” endures
A visual work of cinema scholarship that has a lot to offer for both casual viewers and rabid devotees of ALIEN.
A visual work of cinema scholarship that has a lot to offer for both casual viewers and rabid devotees of ALIEN.
The backstory and influence of one of horror and science fiction’s all-time classics are explored in depth in MEMORY: THE ORIGINS OF ALIEN, which has its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival this month. The poster has been revealed tonight, and you can see it after the jump.
Continuing our talk with Alexandre O. Philippe, director of 78/52, the new documentary about Alfred Hitchcock’s PSYCHO and its iconic shower scene, now in select theaters and on VOD as an IFC Midnight release.
Now in select theaters and on VOD from IFC Films under the IFC Midnight banner, 78/52 is a penetrating documentary that delves into Alfred Hitchcock’s horror classic PSYCHO, and specifically the iconic shower murder of Marion Crane, in unprecedented detail. RUE MORGUE got an exclusive chat with director Alexandre O. Philippe about this fascinating film study.
A truly penetrating documentary, Alexandre O. Philippe’s 78/52 takes a fascinating look at Alfred Hitchcock’s classic PSYCHO and its legendary shower murder. A new trailer has arisen for the movie, which sees release in October.