Frenzy

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Robert P @Superbad Oct 5, 2026 Frenzy is a *4* star Movie! See more Shawan L @ShawanLLibang Jan 31, 2026 Frenzy is a visceral, sharp masterpiece, proving Hitchcock could command 1970s grit with the same mastery as old Hollywood glamour. It delivers a flawless mix of macabre humor and cold, calculated thrills, serving as a powerful testament to a director who never lost his edge. See more Stephen M @RT88161576 Nov 28, 2025 This is a gripping film in which the director gets his hands dirty through several excellent performances. Foster in particular is chillingly credible. Hats off to Hitch for rising to the occasion in his home town when he'd largely been written off. See more Mark H @Zeppo Jul 20, 2025 A long slog through old ideas. Michael Caine seemingly unavailable for Rusk. See more Isa B @RT32418990 Jul 13, 2025 This film has it all. Suspenseful plot twists. Hilarious comedy. It is well-written, well acted, and one of Alfred Hitchcock's best, most underrated motion pictures. I didn't even know of this film until yesterday. Psycho is a great film, and one of the most iconic horror films in the history of cinema. However, once you've seen it, that's it. It really is devoid of replay value. I love Psycho, by the way. I think Vertigo is a great film, but it is highly overrated, in my humble opinion. Frenzy, on the other hand, truly has it all. The camera work is brilliant. The scenes where the chief inspector is eating his wife's cooking are among the funniest I've ever seen. I love this picture and I highly recommend it. 92/100 See more Kyle M @RT77296778 Jun 30, 2025 Hitchcock’s attempt to supposedly return to form started promising till it gradually became your generic crime thriller that he questionably lost his forte since decidedly unmasking the terror early on without growing any suspense except for occasional chill shots that are graphic manifestations of the bold, discomforting subject. Sure there are few tactically intellectual aspects in regard whilst seemingly attempted an unconventional approach, but what’s the point when the plot’s been spoiled if nothing mattered besides hoping for a satisfying resolution? Only one conversing subplot is rewarding over its cleverness and amusing pattern amid a performative testament. (B-) See more Read all reviews

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