Alfred Hitchcock continues to be one of the best-known and most popular filmmakers of all time. This collection highlights some of the master’s most memorable films.

Films included: The Lady Vanishes (1938, B/W, 91 Minutes), Sabotage (1936, B/W, 76 Minutes), Blackmail (1929, B/W, 84 Minutes), Jamaica Inn (1939, B/W, 98 Minutes), Number 17 (1932, B/W, 63 Minutes), The 39 Steps (1935, B/W, 86 Minutes), The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956, Color, 120 Minutes), Secret Agent (1936, B/W, 86 Minutes), Murder! (1930, B/W, 92 Minutes), Young and Innocent (1937, B/W, 83 Minutes), Juno and the Paycock (1930, B/W 85 Minutes), The Skin Game (1931, B/W, 77 Minutes), Rich and Strange (1931, B/W, 83 Minutes) The Farmer’s Wife (1928, B/W, Silent, 129 Minutes), The Manxman (1929, B/W, Silent, 90 Minutes)