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Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo is the greatest movie ever made—at least according to last year's Sight and Sound magazine worldwide poll of film directors and reviewers. Indeed there was once a generation of movie directors for whom Hitchcock was known simply as The Master. Notable among the acolytes was Brian De Palma and in much of the director's work you can observe the familiar ratcheting of tension, the plots riddled with red herrings and the unreconstructed representations of staggeringly beautiful women.
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