This week, we look at what is generally considered one of the best films ever made, Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo. We look at the film’s depiction of surveillance, the total insanity of the actual plot, and why the latter doesn’t matter at all. Alex and James also look at why Hitchcock liked casting James Stewart, and why his placement in this film makes it extra creepy.
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