The Master of Suspense's classic film ‘Psycho’ turns 60 this month, so Sean and Amanda have convened Chris Ryan and The New York Times' Wesley Morris for a deep conversation about the filmmaker's career and best work. They pick their top fives and discuss at length what makes Hitchcock's work resonate to this day.
Hosts: Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins
Guests: Chris Ryan and Wesley Morris
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