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Q: I remember a short film about a man being hanged on a railroad bridge. As he is dropped, the rope breaks.

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Washington, June 7: Ever wondered why Alfred Hitchcock's suspense thrillers are so successful in keeping its viewers on the edge of their seats? Well, they're good is one point for sure, but according to a new ...

Q: Years ago I saw a show that was in the mood/theme of "The Twilight Zone" or an Alfred Hitchcock thriller.

“It's like the old Alfred Hitchcock television show”

MURDER, MYSTERY & INTRIGUE 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through May 17 Lizard Theater 230 W. Main St. via Pasadena Star-News

Legendary Hollwood actor Norman Lloyd took a moment to pose for iPOP at the 2008 Sarasota Film Festival 's Night of a Thousand Stars party this past Friday. via IndieWIRE

“We tend to repeat ourselves over and over without realizing it. We use too many adjectives, use the passive voice too much”

Short stories, especially those filled with mystery and surprise endings are the written equivalent of the weekly made-for-TV dramas that engaged author John Floyd as a boy growing up in Atalla County in the ... via Daily Times Leader

It's hard to know where to begin admiring the subject of "Who Is Norman Lloyd?," a documentary about the veteran actor, director and producer. via New York Times

Dear Incredible Inman: My wife and I have enjoyed the old black-and-white 'Perry Mason' shows for many years, and we seldom see a repeat. via The Courier-Journal

“We protested to the network and succeeded in having it eliminated.”

Suppressed episode: Alfred Hitchcock Presents : "The Sorceror's Apprentice." Origins: Several television series aired episodes that were broadcast as part of the shows' regular network runs but for one reason ... via New Urban Legends

"Good eeevening." The last we heard about writer/director Ryan Murphy's Alfred Hitchcock biopic was back in February . via Cinematical

All the time I was watching Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season 3, I kept thinking how this terrific show would never stand a chance on television today. via Boston NOW

RESPECT YOURSELF: THE STAX RECORDS STORY One of the highlights on PBS's American Masters series last year, this two-hour documentary details the history of one of the most prolific record labels in music ... via The Globe and Mail