In recognition of Alfred Hitchcock Day (March 12), we give you the second to last film in Hitchcock’s long and illustrious career. Frenzy is the story of a serial killer in 1970’s London and the recently-discharged Royal Air Force serviceman who is the principal suspect. “Frenzy” was the last of three films that Hitchcock made in his native England after moving to the United States in 1939. Like so many of Hitchcock’s films, “Frenzy” was hailed as masterpiece, with critic Roger Ebert calling it, “a return to old forms by the master of suspense, whose newer forms have pleased movie critics but not his public.” This event is free and open to the public. Masks required. More info on this and other films in the series at our website. https://nau.edu/cal/film-series/