The Man Who Knew Too Much Hitchcock

"In my films, characters have been strangled… stabbed… shot… they have plummeted from great heights… been bludgeoned… slowly poisoned… they have been blown up… asphyxiated by gas and pecked to ribbons by birds. I plead guilty to all these deaths. So what is my greatest legacy? Murder." Alfred Hitchcock delivers these words to a youthful, obsessive fan on the set of his film Frenzy. But, in the aftermath of this fateful meeting, why do certain people in the young fan’s life seem to develop a habit of dying in ways that could have been lifted from a Hitchcock movie? Why, decades later, is he writing his confessions from inside a prison cell? Who is The Avenger and what do his victims do to provoke his wrath? For the answers to these and other Hitchcockian questions, take a journey into the dark and twisted mind of The Man Who Knew Too Much Hitchcock, a tale of madness, movies and multiple murder.