Even the most brilliant filmmakers have their low points. In this exploration, I look into what I consider to be Alfred Hitchcock's three worst films: The Skin Game (1931), Number 17 (1932), and Easy Virtue (1928). These early works, often overlooked in discussions of Hitchcock's oeuvre, provide fascinating insights into the director's development and t…
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