Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Mystery • TV-PG • 1955–62 • 7 Seasons

7.6

8.5

Starring

Alfred Hitchcock, Harry Tyler, John Williams, Raymond Bailey, Patricia Hitchcock

Created By

Alfred Hitchcock

Attributes

Genre

Mystery Drama Crime Thriller

Release Date

October 2, 1955

User Reviews

As fresh today as way back when . Beautiful filming. Classic dialogue. Perfect

Adam B. Hausser

Great series. Scary at times, funny at others, entertaining throughout. Some bad episodes at times, but the good outweighs the bad.

Timmie Spångberg

Thrilling and a real nail biter. What more do you want?

Alfred himself was creepier than 95% of these stories and his typical suicides to end the show scarred me as a child

Good show. Heavy focus on drama, suspense, and irony with a lot of great original plots

Mostly great stories featured, some misses. If you like twilight zone or serialized murder shows, you’ll probably really like this

Very strong debate between this and the twighlight zone

The Twilight Zone but with Hitchcock vibes

Substitute Rod Serling for Alfred Hitchcock, and sci-fi for crime and you get this series of equal quality.

Excellent stories. Enjoyed watching the reruns of this show with my father in the 1970s

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Ratings

7.6 – Based on 727 ratings

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