Announcing The Master Of Suspense Blogathon

I think it’s high time that we had another Blogathon. This time I’m inviting you all to join me to celebrate the work of the Master of Suspense, Mr. Alfred Hitchcock.

For the purposes of this event you can write about any of Hitchcock’s films, his British films versus his American ones, his series Alfred Hitchcock Presents(individual episodes or the series as a whole), the themes and styles present in his work, favourite Hitchcock characters and couples, Favourite and Best of lists of his films and episodes etc.

The Blogathon will be held on the 29th(to coincide with the anniversary of Hitchcock’s death in 1980) and 30th of April, 2023. Due to the vast amount of titles and subjects available to you for this I won’t be allowing duplicates for film reviews. I will however allow duplicates if some of you wish to write about Alfred Hitchcock Presents. It’s fine to discuss films and episodes already claimed by someone else if you’re doing so as part of Favourite or Best of lists and articles though.

You can submit up to two articles/reviews each if you wish to do so.Please publish your entries on or before the 29th and 30th of April. Please let me know as soon as you can if you’re going to be late or can no longer take part. Please let me know what you want to write about and then take one of the banners and place it on your site to help promote the event. Check the list below to see who is writing about what. Happy writing and happy viewing!

Participation List

Classic Film And TV Corner – Foreign Correspondent(1940) and Rope(1948)

Realweegiemidgetreviews – Frenzy(1972)

The Poppity – Jamaica Inn(1939)

Once Upon A Screen – The Man Who Knew Too Much 1934 vs 1956

Silver Screenings – A review of Hitchcock & Selznick by historian Leonard J. Leff

The Stop Button – Suspicion(1941)

Pale Writer – Family Plot(1976)

Laura’s Miscellaneous Musings – The Paradine Case(1947)

Whimsically Classic – Rebecca(1940)

18 Cinema Lane – Vertigo(1958)

Nitrateglow – Dial M For Murder(1954)

Silver Screen Classics – Rear Window(1954)

The Flapper Dame – How I Discovered Hitchcock’s Films

Hamlette’s Soliloquy – The Trouble With Harry(1955)

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