In 1966, Alfred Hitchcock directed a thriller about a half-paralyzed
man trapped in a massive estate with a starved and ferocious
lion.
Those who have seen it call it a wildly pioneering thriller.
A locked-room classic.
Due to legal wrangling from the collapsed studio, it has
remained unseen for decades.
Until now.
This promo write-up above is premature. The film has yet to be re-released.
Nevertheless…
We got our hands on a rarely-seen review of the film that goes beat-by-beat, and is available here…
Click on the title just below — if you dare:
While fragments of the musical score by Bernard Herrmann might be heard here:
Legal disclaimer as usual applies: Of course, all copyrights are retained by their respective owners and this is merely for entertainment purposes. All images are copyright protected by their legal owners or in public domain or used by permission and the musical score is ersatz and artificially created by me to represent a concept and intended for a select few to peruse for amusement only.
THE CINEMATICALS 