Psycho
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- Anthony Perkins
- Vera Miles
- John Gavin
- Janet Leigh
- Martin Balsam
- John McIntire
- Simon Oakland
- Frank Albertson
- Patricia Hitchcock
- Vaughn Taylor
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Aug 2, 2016
biggest twist of all time is that norman bates is hot
mia lee vicinoApr 16, 2019when he’s 6'1", handsome, and in touch with his feminine side 😍👌🏻💕
jonahNov 28, 2016If someone offers you milk with dinner like that's an acceptable beverage you can automatically assume they are mentally ill.
Wood - Aug 10, 2019
i watched this with my mother
mariaOct 13, 2017marion: im taking a shower norman: without me? ;) :P xx
JayJul 20, 2019maybe the psycho is me for thinking norman bates is hot
sophie - Sep 13, 2020
yes he does the cooking yes he does the cleaning <3
aliyahMar 10, 2021She's a 10 but she gets in the shower before turning the water on.
alorFeb 15, 2022me (an empath) sensing that there is something wrong with norman bates
•lily•
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The twist was pretty good. Some of the killing scenes were terribly not realistic looking. I enjoyed the characters though, and Norman Bates was creepy. Throughout the movie, you knew there was something off about him. The acting by Perkins was 🔥 Favorite Character: Norman Bates
Psycho comes nearer to attaining an exhilarating balance between content and style than anything Hitchcock has done in years. Of course, it is a very minor work. But its virtues of tension, surprise, virtuosity and control are all major ones.
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It’s horror month and I’m in a horror mood so I’m watching horror classics starting with this now while I feel they drag it out a bit to long I have no flaws a perfect movie most watch 10/10 MASTERPIECE
I know it’s old, but even I could’ve done those stunts more realistically. And let’s not forget that they put a wig on a freaking skeleton. Other than that I enjoyed it. It was actually entertaining.
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What makes Psycho immortal, when so many films are already half-forgotten as we leave the theater, is that it connects directly with our fears: Our fears that we might impulsively commit a crime, our fears of the police, our fears of becoming the victim of a madman, and of course our fears of disappointing our mothers.
The consequence in his denouement falls quite flat for us. But the acting is fair. Mr. Perkins and Miss Leigh perform with verve, and Vera Miles, John Gavin, and Martin Balsam do well enough in other roles.