Alfred Hitchcock was a renowned British filmmaker who is often referred to as the 'Master of Suspense'. His films are known for their suspenseful plots and psychological themes. The term 'Hitchcock Film' refers to any of his works. Some of his most famous films include 'Marnie' (6 letters), a psychological thriller about a woman with a mysterious past; 'ROPE' (4 letters), a crime drama about two men who commit murder; 'VERTIGO' (7 letters), a psychological thriller about a man's obsession with a woman; 'Rebecca' (7 letters), a romantic mystery about a woman who is haunted by her husband's first wife; and 'PSYCHO' (6 letters), a horror film about a motel owner with a dark secret.