Vertigo (1958) is either the greatest film ever made or the campy manifestation of Hitchcock's sexism/misogyny. Regardless, it is very much a straight man's film. But special guest Grey—writer, sass monster, and proud Brooklynite—shows us the solace that queer people can find in the film's examination of trauma, suicide, and destroying the things we love.

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Credits

Produced and hosted by Spencer Robelen.

"Will I See Tomorrow?" - Lyrics by Grey and music by Spencer Robelen

Artwork by Skye Stoyer.

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