I can smell trouble right here in this apartment.

First you smash your leg, then you get to looking out the window, see things you shouldn't see.

Trouble.

Welcome to now playing podcast review of Rear Window.

We become a racer peeping Toms. A review chosen by now playing patron

Ule Hoorvey. Even if I had to pay it would be worth it just for the occasion.

hosted by Jacob. I'm not much on the rear window ethics. Arnie. Window shopper and

Stuart. We are still maladjusted misfits and we have loved every minute of it. This episode will contain detailed

plot spoilers and mildly objectionable language. Oh stally your choice of words.

Nobody ever invented a polite word for it killing you.

We hope you enjoy the show.

Tell me everything you saw, and what you think it means? Today we're discussing, rear window, starring James Stewart, Grace Kelly,

Windel Corey, Thelma Ritter, Raymond Burr, directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

This is the now-playing co-host who's over 40 and wakes up feeling tired and run down, Arnie.

And this is the co-host who isn't shy I've been looked at before.

Jacob.

And welcome listeners to, I think think the most unusual retrospective we've ever attempted.

One that I'm really jazzed about, not my idea, but boy do I love the idea of not following a storyline as it remakes itself in traditional ways and usually frankly

gets worse, we're following unofficial remakes, starting with the classic rear window and then going to movies that are not direct

sequels are not directly tied but come on we all know that Brian de

pama loves Hitchcock we all know that body double is rear window we all all know that Shaya Labuff was cribbing from the master of suspense when he made disturbing.

This is all the grand idea of one of our patrons who's on the line with us now.

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