“I’d help, but I’m just a little spatially challenged right now,” teenage Kale (Shia La Beouf) says to pretty Ashley ... Mr. Turner (David Morse) seems to be up to no good. “Disturbia ...

“Disturbia,” directed by ... and new next door neighbor – Ashley (Sarah Roemer), Kale becomes suspicious of local resident, Mr. Turner (David Morse). As Kale’s suspicion grows, questions ...

Besides, the protagonists of both Rear Window and Disturbia drift into becoming ... when they zero in on a seemingly harmless neighbor, Mr. Turner (David Morse), whom they begin to suspect is ...

But one night, he witnesses what appears to be a murder going on in Mr. Turner's house. Kale becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind these murders but, after a few unsettling run-ins ...

Disturbia is a ... loner across the street, Mr Turner (David Morse), is a serial killer. The youngster plants seeds of suspicion in the minds of sexy neighbour Ashley (Sarah Roemer) and goofy ...

Through the years, Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rear Window” has inspired a host of mediocre imitators, but “Disturbia” is ... the mysterious Mr. Turner (David Morse), who mows his lawn twice ...

We know from the get-go that Turner did it and frankly, by this point in the film, we're not even sure what it is he did. We don't care. Instead, we cheer as Kale, Ashley and Ronnie quickly morph ...

Yet leaving aside its pandering to teen audiences, Disturbia ... Mr Turner (David Morse), the possibly (OK, probably) sinister neighbour across the way. The flirtatious banter between Kale and ...