The Hitchcock Hotel By Stephanie Wrobel

In The Hitchcock Hotel, Alfred Smettle is a devoted Hitchcock fanatic who has transformed a sprawling Victorian house in the picturesque White Mountains into a tribute to the Master of Suspense. As the founder, owner, and manager, Alfred has crafted an immersive experience for his guests, featuring round-the-clock screenings of Hitchcock films, rooms adorned with memorabilia, and an aviary housing fifty crows.

To celebrate the hotel’s first anniversary, Alfred invites his former college Film Club friends for a reunion. It’s been sixteen long years since they last spoke—years marked by an unspoken tragedy that fractured their bond. Yet, Alfred believes there’s no better group to appreciate his creation and help him realize his vision.

As the weekend unfolds, the atmosphere is charged with nostalgia and unaddressed tensions. Amid the eerie charm of the hotel, guests soon sense that Alfred’s motives extend beyond mere celebration. As they delve into the past and confront their shared history, they realize that Alfred has a dark agenda: no Hitchcock set is complete without a body.

With each suspenseful moment, secrets unravel, and the line between admiration and obsession blurs. As Alfred’s sinister plan takes shape, the friends must confront not only the horrors of their shared past but also the very real danger that lurks within the hotel’s walls. Will they escape Alfred’s trap, or will they become unwilling participants in his twisted homage to suspense?