Hitchcock is indeed worthy of being a master of suspense. Just take this "Psycho" as an example, you can see his unique suspense movie concept and shooting skills. In that famous bathroom murder scene, the seemingly fast-paced murder scene is actually very technical. In the setting of suspense, Hitchcock came up with an overlapping suspense setting method. First, the heroine in the movie absconded with public funds (suspense of being arrested), then the heroine died, and the private detective intervened in the investigation (whether the suspense could be investigated), and finally, the private detective also died, and the heroine's The sister and ex-boyfriend also intervened in the investigation of the case, and finally the suspense of whether they could know the truth was broken again at the end of the film - because the murderer (the mother of the hotel owner) that the audience took for granted was not the real murderer. Hitchcock made a joke, and it was a very beautiful joke. In the movie, the house next to the dark motel is really spooky, but what scares me the most is the swamp that buries and engulfs many people...
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