What if a podcast let numbers decide the conversation?
In Film By Numbers, each episode is inspired by its episode number—so Episode 7 could deep-dive into Se7en and the films of David Fincher, while Episode 13 might explore Friday the 13th and horror superstition.
Where will it take us next? We have no idea—but that’s what makes it fun! Join us for unexpected cinematic discussions, deep dives into film history, and a journey guided entirely by the numbers.
🎧 Subscribe now & let’s roll the dice! #FilmByNumbers #MoviePodcast #CinematicNumbers
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What if a podcast let numbers decide the conversation?
In Film By Numbers, each episode is inspired by its episode number—so Episode 7 could deep-dive into Se7en and the films of David Fincher, while Episode 13 might explore Friday the 13th and horror superstition.
Where will it take us next? We have no idea—but that’s what makes it fun! Join us for unexpected cinematic discussions, deep dives into film history, and a journey guided entirely by the numbers.
🎧 Subscribe now & let’s roll the dice! #FilmByNumbers #MoviePodcast #CinematicNumbers
Our Hitchcock conversation continues with this exclusive interview with film critic, author and scholar, David Sterritt.
David has vast knowledge of Hitchcock's work (and he's met Hitch!) and has published critical studies and taught courses on Alfred Hitchcock.
Many thanks to David for sharing his extensive knowledge of the Master of Suspense.
The interview was conducted by Film By Numbers producer Paul Risker. Paul is a Contributing Editor at PopMatters, advisory board member and interview editor of Mise-en-scène: The Journal of Film & Visual Narration (MSJ), the official film studies journal of Kwantlen Polytechnic University, whose work has been published by RogerEbert.com, Little White Lies, Dirty Movies, Eye For Film, the Quarterly Review of Film & Video, Filmmaker Magazine, Film International, and VideoScope among others. He's currently working on a 27-month odyssey with the alphabetic list of the dirtiest movies ever made for Dirty Movies
Edited by Matthew Simmonds
Futher links:
David's website: davidjsterritt.com
David's books: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-David-Sterritt/s?rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_27%3ADavid+Sterritt
David 's Twitter/X: @DavidSterritt
Music Credits/Clips Used:
Hamelin plays Poulenc - Mouvement Perpétuel No.1
The Trouble with Harry - Overture
Psycho opening theme
Family Plot closing theme
Original music by:
Mary Celeste by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1500016Artist: http://incompetech.com/
Film By Numbers
What if a podcast let numbers decide the conversation?
In Film By Numbers, each episode is inspired by its episode number—so Episode 7 could deep-dive into Se7en and the films of David Fincher, while Episode 13 might explore Friday the 13th and horror superstition.
Where will it take us next? We have no idea—but that’s what makes it fun! Join us for unexpected cinematic discussions, deep dives into film history, and a journey guided entirely by the numbers.
🎧 Subscribe now & let’s roll the dice! #FilmByNumbers #MoviePodcast #CinematicNumbers
