HitchPod - A Podcast About Alfred Hitchcock Movies

As we discuss Rebecca in Episode 17 of Hitchpod, our listeners never stop talking about a previous Alfred Hitchcock podcast that they preferred much more. Nevertheless, we still manage to talk about why Joan Fontaine is Cat's least favourite Hitchcock heroine, which other Hitchcock movie we consider to be a superior remake of this one and how skipping tennis lessons is a shortcut to getting married.

In Episode 16 of Hitchpod, we're accused and convicted of watching the 1930 Hitchcock film Murder! We avoid the hangman's noose only by discussing movies with exclamation marks, how easily one should be swayed by fellow members of the jury and scandalous secrets that have not aged well.

It's Episode 15 of Hitchpod, and we're talking Psycho. We all go a little mad sometimes, and that's what we've done here. We talk about toilets, inappropriate reading material for children, shower scenes, being a dreadful thief, who is the Norman Bates of Star Trek: The Next Generation and much, much more.

It's Episode 14 of HitchPod. We're talking about Foreign Correspondent from 1940, featuring losing an Oscar to yourself, the speed of wartime relationships and how to escape from a windmill.

Episode 13 of HitchPod is Saboteur. If there are any errors in the podcast, don't blame us. We're innocent. It was the work of a... SABOTEUR!

Episode 12 of HitchPod is The Wrong Man. We discuss dental problems and missing boxers and also introduce the Hitchcock Cinematic Universe.

The notorious Episode 11 is here. Most of its notoriety comes from our frank discussion of bottles of MacGuffins, Duran Duran and the outdated nature of having its villains be Nazis and people looking to make nukes. It's Notorious.

Here's episode 10! We're discussing Spellbound from 1945, talking about people with the initials JB, Daliesque dream sequences and how online quizzes are a good substitute for psychoanalysis.

We're back with episode nine. We're talking about Suspicion from 1941, discussing early incidences of negging, when Hollywood endings go astray and why the Oscar was given to the wrong actor.

We're back with episode eight and we're talking about The Birds from 1963. We discuss its similarities to a zombie film, our preferred hypothetical ending and why stalking isn't what it used to be.