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The Good evening.

My name is Elricane, not Alfred Hitchcock, and joining me is Brian Sauer, and this is Pure Cinema Podcast.

How's it going, Brian?

It's going good, sir.

And that was a little clue as to what we'll be doing today.

Alfred Hitchcock.

Do you remember your first Hitchcock?

I think it was Psycho.

It's kind of become, not to sound pretentious or anything,

but it's kind of become intertwined with my cinematic DNA enough that I can't disentangle it.

And, but Psycho feels like the one that would have, like I'm sure with a lot of people that would

have gotten me to go and

and check him out what about you look honestly i think i'm in the same boat which is really

surprising because other first films you really really stick with you i think it was rear window

maybe on television but it's it's it is pretty hazy at that point i mean i think once you've

studied a director like at school and you've gone through all their films and you know it's it is pretty hazy at that point i mean i think once you've studied a director like at school

and you've gone through all their films and you know it's these things do get a little hazy but uh you know

true to form of our show uh you know the shadow of hitchcock looms very long over cinema and the kind

of movies we particularly love uh in general uh be crime, be they crime films or horror films.

And me and you had an idea to, we wanted to delve into Hitchcock's films, but we wanted to do it with,

you know, a bit of a twist, right? Yeah, like we have been. I mean, doing what we do, I guess.

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