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Peeping Tom

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Oct 9, 2026

Spider-DanHOST
23:59
So, uh, but then it was...
Spider-DanHOST
24:01
Giallo was inspired by Hitchcock and by Peeping Tom, Michael Pollard, um, you know, Psycho, so it's all, it's all cyclical.
Spider-DanHOST
24:10
Everything influences everything else on all- corners of the globe.
Spider-DanHOST
24:14
So yeah, so I've, I've decided to kind of keep it within that 'cause a- again, there's a lot of giallo films just in that fucking period.
BJ ColangeloHOST
18:51
Absolutely.
BJ ColangeloHOST
18:52
Because a lot of people like to say that the first slasher film is either Psycho or Peeping Tom.
BJ ColangeloHOST
18:56
I think people like to cite Psycho specifically because they want the first one to be like a classy choice.
BJ ColangeloHOST
19:00
And people like to cite Peeping Tom because they
Harmony ColangeloHOST
19:03
want to be a hipster.
Harmony ColangeloHOST
19:03
They want to
Chad RobinsonHOST
27:16
D-did these kids really die? Are we watching a snuff film? Uh, "Cannibal Holocaust" is another one like that where it's found footage of, "Oh my gosh, this is a snuff film." But this is happening before the Halloweens, years before the Halloween, before F- um, Freddy, before Jason.
Chad RobinsonHOST
27:39
This is probably the most gruesome, at least to your imagination, slasher, and I think it is the godfather of the slashers, even though we've covered "Peeping Tom." That's probably the earliest-
Dustin MelbardisHOST
27:53
I like "Peeping Tom"
Chad RobinsonHOST
27:54
... slasher.
Chad RobinsonHOST
27:55
But it's, it's not quite there as far as scares.
Chad RobinsonHOST
28:00
I give it five stars.
Chad RobinsonHOST
28:01
We've covered "Black Christmas." That's often stated as the first slasher.
Chad RobinsonHOST
28:07
So you could argue "Peeping Tom," "Black Christmas." This is just different.
Ryan DaveyHOST
5:14
Yeah.
Rich KeefeHOST
5:14
Psycho, Peeping Tom in the '60s.
Rich KeefeHOST
5:16
Then in the '70s, you had, like, Black Christmas and then Halloween.
Ryan DaveyHOST
5:19
And The Exorcist.
Jeffrey CranorHOST
101:50
I have never seen it.
Jeffrey CranorHOST
101:52
It is Peeping Tom.
Jeffrey CranorHOST
101:53
Powell and Pressburger's-
Cecil BaldwinHOST
101:54
Oh, yeah
Jeffrey CranorHOST
101:54
...
Jeffrey CranorHOST
101:54
Peeping Tom, which is a classic-
Cecil BaldwinHOST
101:56
Let's go to London
Jeffrey CranorHOST
101:56
... serial killer, yeah, type movie.
Isaac AdamsGUEST
56:51
[laughs]
NickHOST
56:51
No. Peeping Tom, that's a movie that I really wanna see.
Isaac AdamsGUEST
56:54
Hmm, 'cause Nick likes peeping.
NickHOST
56:56
Yeah, right.

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NickHOST
66:15
The potentials, and I will, I will guarantee to watch three.
NickHOST
66:19
I will try and watch more.
NickHOST
66:20
Peeping Tom, Phenomena, Scream.
NickHOST
66:23
Host I put on there now.
JohnHOST
10:29
Sadly, it took OJT for the lesson to really stick.
JohnHOST
10:34
Peeping Tom, 1960, more British horror.
JohnHOST
10:38
Let he among us who didn't wander our childhood neighborhood at night trying to catch a glimpse cast the first stone.
JohnHOST
10:44
This movie shows if one really loves their work and applies himself, there's really no stopping them.
JeffHOST
7:13
A lot of people consider that the first slasher.
JeffHOST
7:15
There's some debate about whether it's that or Peeping Tom, which was released a few months earlier in, in the UK.
PamHOST
7:20
Right.
JeffHOST
7:20
But I don't know if that counts as a slasher.
Beth AccomandoHOST
7:18
... unsettled people and made them tense through the whole rest of the movie.
Beth AccomandoHOST
7:22
This came out in 1960, which was the same year that Peeping Tom came out in England, and that was another kind of more stylish, brightly colorful slasher serial killer film that came out at the same time.
Beth AccomandoHOST
7:36
So there was definitely kind of a shift going on in the cinematic world.
Beth AccomandoHOST
7:40
This film is definitely a precursor to John Carpenter's Halloween, and it's a perfect example of Hitchcock's meticulous pacing, his really careful shooting.
Monster ZeroHOST
18:29
Let's see.
Monster ZeroHOST
18:30
1921. james whitmore who appeared in them and the relic 1914 michael michael goodlife appeared in peeping tom to the devil a daughter and the gorgon and finally in 1909 everett sloan appeared in tv series twilight zone alfred hitchcock presents thriller lights out and inner sanctum
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
18:56
happy
Monster ZeroHOST
18:56
birthday geez

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