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In Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rebecca’ (1940), the grand estate of Manderley is more than just a setting; it is a character in its own right.

M. Night Shyamalan, renowned for his unique brand of storytelling and signature twist endings, owes much of his cinematic approach to the legendary Alfred Hitchcock. Often referred to as the ‘Master of Suspense,’ Hitchcock's influence permeates Shyamalan's films, particularly in terms of suspense-building techniques and narrative structure. Let’s delve into how Shyamalan has adopted and adapted Hitchcock's methods to craft his own distinctive style.

One of the most iconic moments in cinematic history, the pottery scene from Ghost (1990), is more than just a memorable visual

The Da Vinci Code captivated audiences with its fast-paced plot and conspiracy theories. But beneath the surface lie layers of artistic intrigue. Director Ron Howard masterfully weaves Leonardo da Vinci's paintings and symbolism throughout the film, not just as beautiful backdrops but as vital clues that propel the narrative and whisper hidden messages.

Behind every episode of ‘Criminal Minds’ lies a meticulous and collaborative writing process that brings its complex narratives...

The enigmatic waters of a certain OTT have churned up two mind-bending series: ‘1899’, a chilling voyage into a reality-warping mystery, and ‘Dark’, a time-travel labyrinth that shattered our understanding of linear existence. Fans can't help but wonder – are these shows echoes of the same fractured reality? While the creators remain tight-lipped about a direct crossover, cryptic clues and thematic parallels tantalize viewers with the possibility of a deeper connection. Dive in with us as we explore the potential multiverse link between ‘1899’ and Dark's timeverse.

As we crown Michael Jackson artist of the week, we're celebrating his legacy by looking back on his finest musical masterpieces.