“Alfred Hitchcock’s Jaws” is an essay about what would happen if, in the early-1970s, Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense, had been asked to direct the film adaptation of Peter Benchley’s best-seller, Jaws, instead of some… damn punk kid.
Then come back and enjoy the pix: they all relate to Jaws, and sharks, and cool blondes, and other Alfred Hitchcock films, .
Y’know, the Ivanlandia usual.
Or better yet, open two windows on your computer—have
The United Provinces of Ivanlandia on one—
And LERNER INTERNATIONAL on the other.
GO!!!