"The Bedroom Window" requires a pretty hefty suspension of disbelief, but then delivers enough of the goods to make it a moderately entertaining thriller that is very consciously in the Hitchcock mode.

This film is like reading a good scary mystery story on a rainy night in bed.

A movie that makes even a mediocre thriller like The Morning After look, well, thrilling.

The profound moral of "The Bedroom Window" is: Don't have an affair with your boss' wife, because she might witness a crime from a place where she isn't supposed to be. You could get fired that way.