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Frenzy (1972)
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Starring: Barry Foster, Jon Finch, Anna Massey, Vivien Merchant, Barbara Leigh-Hunt, Billie Whitelaw, Bernard Cribbins, Alec McCowen
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Category: Comedy
Studio: Universal Studios
Subtitles:
English, Spanish
Length:
116 mins

 
 

 

Jon Finch, Alec McCowen and Barry Foster star in this morbid blend of horror and wit - the first Hitchcock film to earn an "R" rating. The Necktie Murderer has the London Police on red alert, and an innocent man is on a desperate quest to find the real serial rapist-murderer and clear his own name. Alternating heart-pounding tension with distinctive Hitchcock humor, Frenzy marked the Master of Suspense's return to his native England after almost twenty years.