blissfulreverie:

“You couldn’t take your eyes off the screen when Jimmy Stewart started stammering, you didn’t believe he was acting for a moment. He might have been the guy down the block, or at least the fellow you saw occasionally at the market, but he was the sexiest man who played opposite me in thirty years. It was that boyish charm, that enchanting innocence.”

  — Kim Novak

This film will never cease to terrify me. Its not about the “special effects”, (which do seem absurd now due to our new special effects), but the story, the concept, of something so mundane and seemingly innocuous as birds turning murderous and predatorial. 

(Source: )

Alfred Hitchcock’s British sound films; 1929-1939.

(Source: joan-webster)

“Three of the most erotically charged kisses in film history”

Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman in Hitchcock’s Notorious.

Swoooooooooon. Seriously though, there’s this intense chemistry fueled undercurrent running throughout this string of scenes. Heart is racing.