If you were to ask somebody what the best Alfred Hitchcock movie was, they'd likely say something along the lines of Psycho, Vertigo, or Rear Window…and I’d agree.
But “best” doesn't necessarily mean my “favorite,” and if we're talking about that, then I've narrowed it down to two, those being Shadow of a Doubt, which was also Hitchcock's favorite, and Strangers on a Train. Today, I want to talk about the latter.
