Jim Czadzeck
Jim, a dad of three rambunctious boys, is often busy building something to keep the kids busy or collapsed on the couch consuming media with his wonderful wife. By day, he is a teacher and life-long learner in upstate NY who happily shares his nerdy love of tech, the humanities, and pop culture.
Having a previous career in broadcasting, he has created some real things, but mostly made a bunch of funny, cute, and often confusing videos with his children. Jim’s head is often full of film and tv criticism, philosophical musings, creative ideas, and humorous observations. Sometimes he shares them out loud or on Twitter. Sometimes it is on a podcast. Who knew a short dorm survey housing him with Bob would lead to this?
Alfred Hitchcock was “the Master of Suspense,” captivating film audiences from the 1930s to the 1960s with dozens of films that defined the horror and mystery genres, and which still loom large in film history nearly 100 years later. We look back at 16 of his most iconic films.