Miriam's Murder, By Alfred Hitchcock

audience emotionally and physically. Famous director Alfred Hitchcock’s main focus when directing was to visually present important information and themes in the film’s plot and of the character’s inner thoughts and emotion. He achieved this by using innovative film editing, manipulating lighting, controlling perspectives, and using a variety of shot styles which can be seen in his films such as Psych, Strangers on a Train, and Rear Window. Alfred Hitchcock was truly the master of creating themes and emotions

undergone many changes and phases throughout the past, which is evident in the changes within its subgenres, each of which has its own distinctions. Some subgenres of the thriller genre include the detective thriller and the suspense thriller. Alfred Hitchcock revolutionized the thriller genre during his lifetime. In fact, his work defined a whole subgenre of the thriller: the suspense thriller. The thriller genre has evolved and developed over the history of film and has changed throughout the postclassical