We're keeping spooky season going with 1963 thriller, The Birds.

Directed by the "master of suspense" Alfred Hitchcock, this film is an early look into man vs beast: the clash between humans and the natural world. As this rift has gotten wider, does the film become all the more relatable?

In this episode we simplify the 2 hour film, go into the fascinating production details, and briefly touch on Hitchcock's influence on film. Spoiler alert: misogyny and allegations of abuse are present.

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