Phoenix real-estate secretary Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) picks the wrong place to spend a night: The Bates Motel, run by a peculiar young man (Anthony Perkins) and his crotchety old ‘mother’. Based on Robert Bloch’s novel, the film’s numerous set pieces remain unsurpassed – the superbly edited shower sequence, storyboarded by Saul Bass is one of the most influential in film history - with the film having accrued the reputation as the master of all suspense movies.

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Even Janet Leigh said she could never take showers again after making this movie - only baths. Apparently, she wasn't the only one!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

I wish E! would air the Anthony Perkins THS in honor of the film anniversary but these days E! cares more about caring stupid reality shows.

Awesome. Looking forward to that 50th Anniversary Blu-ray edition.

Eeeek!!!!Eeeeek!!!!Eeeek!!!!

Back in the days when movies were watchable and had plots.

One of the best films of all time, happy bday Psycho!

Can you even imagine anyone else playing Norman Bates the way Tony Perkins did? Unfortunately for him, he played the role a little TOO well - he ended up being typecast.

I wish E! would air the Anthony Perkins THS in honor of the film anniversary but these days E! cares more about caring stupid reality shows.
Just like every other channel, network OR cable. :mad: :mad: :mad: