October 4, Notorious (1946), starring beautiful Ingrid Bergman as the daughter of a Nazi war criminal and suave Cary Grant as a government agent who forces her to infiltrate a ring of German refugees in Rio de Janeiro; October 11, the dazzlingly complex Vertigo (1958), the most obsessive of all Hitchcock thrillers (not least for its suggestion of necrophilia), in which San Francisco detective James Stewart becomes fixated on a shop clerk (Kim Novak) who bears a striking resemblance to the woman he loved, now dead; October 18, Psycho (1960), the scariest Hitch of the lot, complete with Mrs. Bates perched in her high window, the most famous murder sequence in the history of movies (get back in there and scrub that shower, Norman) and countless instances of the director's famous hair fetish; October 25, The Birds (1963), in which Tippi Hedren and Rod Taylor weather a relentless ornithological nightmare in the scenic coastal town of Bodega Bay.
All films are at 7 p.m. The Starz FilmCenter is at 900 Auraria Parkway in the Tivoli Center. For information, call 303-820-3456 or 720-913-0105.