Strangers on a Train and the Precise Use of a Doubles Motif w/ Ashley Hutchins (Hitchcock) Episode 15

Have you ever met somebody on a train and just had the most engaging conversation with them? Possibly a conversation that changed your life? While this may sound like an intro to the Before Trilogy, we're betting none of your train conversations involved exchanging murders (hopefully). So hop on to your favorite carousel horse and hang out with us as we discuss "Strangers on a Train", Alfred Hitchcock's 1951 classic thriller.  

Along with talking about the overall film, we're discussing real-life families in the film industry, why we are so drawn to a great villain, and the benefit of practical effects vs digital effects.

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