Alfred Hitchcock was the most famous thriller director of his time and was said to have helped shape the modern-day thriller genre. He was said to be considered a master of manipulating is audiences fear and desires, and taking viewers into a state of association with facing the reality of the character. He would often include a taboo or sexually-related theme into his films.
Hitchcock's films often placed an innocent victim (an average person) into a strange, life-threatening or terrorising situation, due to mistaken identity, misidentification or wrongful accusation.
The first thriller he ever made was named 'Lodger' in 1926. This film is based upon a woman (a landlady) who believes that her lodger is a madman murderer who is killing women who live in London.
The first thriller he ever made was named 'Lodger' in 1926. This film is based upon a woman (a landlady) who believes that her lodger is a madman murderer who is killing women who live in London.
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