#385 Truman Capote's ROPE (1948)

A Quality Interruption

EPISODE #385-- For today's episode of the show, we decided to ring in Pride Month the only way we know how: By watching a couple of gay wusses try to get away with murder. That's right, today we take on Alfred Hitchcock's ROPE.

We also talk MATANGO (from 1963, which is available on Tubi), James Cameron's TITANIC (1997), BUS STOP (1956), NIGHTMOVES (from 1975 on Criterion Channel, among other places), and finally FOREIGN CORRESPONDANT.

It's a big episode and it's a good one! Check it out!

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