This week, Justin & Ryan try to calm themselves after experiencing "Sudden Fear" (1952) and afterwards they talk about...
⦁ When writers create character problems that are obviously convoluted
⦁ Checkhov's recording device
⦁ Missed opportunties in main-character growth
⦁ Undercutting the strength of main-character, with "sudden" loss of intelligence
⦁ A thriller that thinks its a tragedy
⦁ Our Verdict
⦁ Next week's film: "Queen Bee" (1955)
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