I really like when you make these "Series" reviews James. Your style of commentating is great, so when you're going through a list of movies in a series it just makes for an awesome time. I can sit back, have my morning coffee and learn about movies I may want to see since I don't watch that many. Thanks for all the great content coming out this October, it's absolutely insane and absolutely wanted/appreciated!
I felt Mary (Psycho II) warranted being mentioned. To me she was the highlight of the movie. Her unwavering effort to keep Norman on track and comforting him was the sweetest thing to me.
8:50 PSYCHO III was done simply because PSYCHO II made more than what the studios thought it would, so they wanted to "strike while the iron was hot". Anthony Perkins' condition for coming back was him directing and doing whatever he wanted. As pointed out in the RLM review, there are a lot of Hitchcock _and_ Argento (and general Giallo) references and stylistic visuals, so I think it was just Perkins having fun. PS: the "suicidal nun" was played by the same woman who played Christina in MOMMY DEAREST.
Here's an interesting yet unsettling trivia about Anthony Perkins. He was married to a woman named Berry Berenson-Perkins who had a few films of her own such as Remember my name with Anthony Perkins and Cat People with Malcolm McDowell. Berry Berenson-Perkins died in the Sept 11 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. She was a passenger on flight 11. Her name is among the many listed in the Sept 11 memorial.
"Norman Bates' mother has been dead and buried in Greenlawn Cemetery for the past ten years!" "I helped Norman pick out the dress she was buried in. Periwinkle blue." "Well, if the women up there is Mrs. Bates... who's that woman buried out in Greenlawn Cemetery?"
I know times rough and you don't have much but if you happen to read this James, I actually really enjoy your solo written reviews on movies more than the Rental Reviews. Your style of commentating and your perspective on things is so fucking interesting and I've always loved that shit. Thx for keeping up with Monster Madness. Much love bro
Great video, James. I agree with how you ranked the films too. I've read the Robert Bloch books as well, so "Psycho" technically has two sets of good sequels.
You mean to tell me someone called PhatDookie420 didn't follow through with a commitment, leading to the disappointment of others? That's shocking. The internet is full of mystery.
Dude I've been waiting years for a Phantasm series review, or individual movies. Its crazy you guys haven't done it yet. Perfect Monster Madness material!
My favorite series. 1 and 4 are incredible. 2 was great 3 was corny and 5 was terrible especially with how much hype and suspense surrounded it's release. Based on the strength of 1,2 and 4 makes it my favorite series
Anthony Perkins was really good. I just saw all the movies and i love them. I only didn't really like 4, but even then.. 4 explained a lot of things about his past. It wasnt a bad movie, just not my taste. 3 was pretty strange but had cool moments and still wasn't horrible. 1 and 2 however are the real deal! REALLY good movies.
Richard Franklin, who directed Psycho II, was an Aussie director and a big fan of Hitchcock. I he actually met him when he was studying at the University of Southern California and they became . Two of his best films are Patrick, about a guy in hospital with telekenisis, and Road Games, which is basically Rear Window but set in a semi truck on the open road.
Psycho II is a fantastic film. Richard Franklin was a Hitchcock protege and they had met before, so it is highly likely that Hitch did approve of him making the sequel
I recently watched all of these and they're all pretty good to decent. I couldn't really say any of them are "bad" films. Which is surprising cause I hadn't seen the sequels prior and assumed they were garbage. They aren't. Anthony Perkins and the struggles of Norman Bates' journey actually made me appreciate the character a lot more.
Me and some friends actually sat down to watch Psycho a few years ago. Its always kind of strange sitting down to such an iconic and well known movie after so long. You sort of get an idea of what to expect based on all the famous scenes, but then you see it and... its just a good film. Its difficult to look at it the same way people in the 60's would have.
A good, concise, entertaining review of the four. You're the only human on the planet to turn off Psycho half-way through. Good story. I'm a Psycho 3 fan.
Yeah, while the sequel is surprisingly good, and well-written, it's fairly tame in the end. The book sequel on the other hand is totally wild, and would have made a movie that people would've talked about long after. Especially since nobody was doing meta stuff like that back in the 50s
@ Harperlarp - You should watch the second one. It's really good. The third one though is okay, but it seemed to have been made only to wrap up loose ends from the second film.
I remember when James did a Top 10 Movie Sequels That Aren't As Bad As Everyone Says. He said that, in contrast to Psycho II, both III and IV were movies that you should forget about. Here, he's far more positive about the fourth one, oddly enough.
Always pleased with the variety and quality of the content you make James. Nice to have a fan or horror keep the spirit alive while the genre gets its shit back together.
The movie Peeping Tom pre-dates Psycho by a few months and Alfred Hitchcock actually changed a few things in Psycho due to some of the criticisms Peeping Tom got.
What's up James? Thanks again for the years of entertainment an of course the abundance of laughter cinemassacre has brought in all it's forms. Keep it up bro, we are always here to watch.
Psycho is probably my favorite Hitchcock and thriller movie. The sequels aren't as good but I'm so glad we got to see Anthony Perkins continue with the character. He's so creepy but you still feel some sympathy for him. That last shot in the original, still gives chills. It's so good!
I've wanted to watch this series for years now but never got around it it. I need to actually do it some day soon. I love watching you talk about movies for the record. Seeing anyone talk about something that they have such a pure passion for is always fun.
i rarely leave comments but just wanted to say thank you for all the great videos. Over the years I have really enjoyed them. Its like having an old friend to reminisce with about childhood pleasure like NES and VHS movies. Thank you for all that you do!
Honestly I remember being 7 or 8 and marathoning this series at my grandparents house. Leaning up against the old broken heater they had the tv sitting on and all my cousins fussing at me to move out of the way. I just really was hooked lol! Note I would not let my kid watch these until older but watching this and the Night of the demons with my big cousins really set up my taste in films
Jokes aside, I doubt he just threw this together at the last minute. He's probably had this on the list for months now. It's coincidental. Though when he came out with "Re:view" at the same time as RLM, it was a little comical. It would be nice to see them connect because I think both channels have a lot to offer each other.
James, did you know that has a Norman Battes reference, in the film The Orient Express (1974) from Agatha Crhistie??? Antony Perkins role a characeter on that movie, and at some point, his characeter has interviewed by dective Hercule Poirot, which has investigate a crime that happens in the train, and than Poirot ask: "Did you loved your mother, Mr. Macqueen?" And he answered: "Yes! I did! Why do you ask?" And Poirot answered: "Because last night you cry out your mother's name, while you are asleeping!" ......
RedLetterMedia did an interesting retrospective review on Psycho series on their Re-View like James. They generally liked the sequels for second one being surprisingly good, third for stylistic colors, and fourth for drama'n stuff.
I remember catching a marathon on TNT in muy early teens and loving them all. I'm not sure I'd seen psycho before then so I saw it as a series. The entire story played well and had a great ending.
I’m pretty sure I started with Psycho II and my dad introduced me to the original later.. As a child it was a bit hard to get into part 1.. My mom took me to see part 3 in the theater and while it didn’t have a lot of the charm of its predecessor it was still a worthy sequel.. I’ll never forget the audience cheering when he was getting the better of Duke who btw also had a lot of charisma in a weird way.. Henry Thomas also did great with the pseudo prequel.. Glad to have these in the collection..
Ok i always wondered would Norman even care about the money . Me personally i dont think so he was just to Psycho to care. My introduction to this movie franchise was part 4 i really like it as a kid then i seen the orignal and like you i was just really underwhelmed didnt think much of it. Then i watched it again later in life and loved it. Norman Bates is probably one of the top 10 psychologically deprived characters of all time . Great review love Monster Madness.
True Story: I Bought The Remake On VHS One Time. I Recorded The Original Psycho On It. I Left All The Beginning Advertisements and trailers On It Too. Years Later, I Gave The Tape To GoodWill. I Wish I Could Of Seen The Shock And Surprise, On The Face Of Whomever Got That VHS Tape. 😳🤬🙄😂
Bates Motel has some missteps here and there, but it is a surprisingly excellent show for fans of Psycho. If you like the Psycho series, you should definitely give it a watch if you haven't already.
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I really like when you make these "Series" reviews James. Your style of commentating is great, so when you're going through a list of movies in a series it just makes for an awesome time. I can sit back, have my morning coffee and learn about movies I may want to see since I don't watch that many. Thanks for all the great content coming out this October, it's absolutely insane and absolutely wanted/appreciated!
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I felt Mary (Psycho II) warranted being mentioned. To me she was the highlight of the movie. Her unwavering effort to keep Norman on track and comforting him was the sweetest thing to me.
Psycho 2 rocks, I remember watching it after hearing that Tarantino loves it more than the original, and it definitely didn't disappoint
Just watched it sooo goood😎
Nodoy cares about Tarantino most overated director.
@@Dcuniverse60 Can't be the most overrated when Christopher Nolan and Stanley Kubrick exists.
@@BlackenedLiamnah kube is rated correctly. The other two are wayyyy overrated
Best part of the series is when Norman whack-a-moles that granny with a shovel
That granny who was actually his mom
@@orinanime until they retconned it to make her just his aunt or whatever
I laughed so hard at that scene , Norman was always the good guy imo
"You sure you won't have a sandwich?"
She was faking - she deserved that.
8:50 PSYCHO III was done simply because PSYCHO II made more than what the studios thought it would, so they wanted to "strike while the iron was hot". Anthony Perkins' condition for coming back was him directing and doing whatever he wanted. As pointed out in the RLM review, there are a lot of Hitchcock _and_ Argento (and general Giallo) references and stylistic visuals, so I think it was just Perkins having fun.
PS: the "suicidal nun" was played by the same woman who played Christina in MOMMY DEAREST.
And she was terrible in both movies.
Marian is actually the McGuffin of "Psycho". Norman is the protagonist. The "mother" is the antagonist.
Woody Woodpecker and a guitar? Reminds me of an AVGN episode with Bugs Bunny.
"We all go a little mad sometimes."
Psycho 2 is how you make a good sequel. The film makes you stay on Norman's side and feels sad for him.
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@@jojoface4940 Why?
True
Psycho 2 is great.
Criminally underrated
Actually more unsettling than the original.
100% agree possibly one of the greatest sequels ever made
Saw it the other day. Sad that more people haven’t talked about it. It’s brilliant.
I prefer it over the original
If my mom looked like Olivia Hussey (or Vera Farmiga in Bates Motel) I might go psycho too
Here's an interesting yet unsettling trivia about Anthony Perkins. He was married to a woman named Berry Berenson-Perkins who had a few films of her own such as Remember my name with Anthony Perkins and Cat People with Malcolm McDowell. Berry Berenson-Perkins died in the Sept 11 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. She was a passenger on flight 11. Her name is among the many listed in the Sept 11 memorial.
This was neither interesting nor unsettling.
@@jojoface4940 speak for yourself
I really would like you to review the Simpson's horror tree house Halloween episodes
Muhan C.A. Hey that's a pretty good idea I think James never done it ^^
I would love to see him review those too
I love when they parody The Fly
Psycho 2 is extremely underrated
I love psycho 2, because they make you question if he's really crazy or not.
UnderdogIQ22 he dressed up as his mom and killed someone, yes he's crazy
He goes a little crazy from time to time..
@@pghpipedreamz8998
...don't we all?
well at the end I think it's proven that he's still a psycho
Sparky Dood but he was supposedly cured. The film makes you wonder if he’s okay again or not. There’s no doubt he was a psycho but was he cured?
The woodpecker laughing is supposed to be percieved as Mother in Norman's mind
"Norman Bates' mother has been dead and buried in Greenlawn Cemetery
for the past ten years!" "I helped Norman pick out the dress she was
buried in. Periwinkle blue." "Well, if the women up there is Mrs. Bates...
who's that woman buried out in Greenlawn Cemetery?"
I know times rough and you don't have much but if you happen to read this James, I actually really enjoy your solo written reviews on movies more than the Rental Reviews. Your style of commentating and your perspective on things is so fucking interesting and I've always loved that shit. Thx for keeping up with Monster Madness. Much love bro
Great video, James. I agree with how you ranked the films too. I've read the Robert Bloch books as well, so "Psycho" technically has two sets of good sequels.
*Well, I've never seen Pycho so I'll be back later*
He followed James advice everyone! Alright!
So, what did you think?
I feel asleep. I have narcolepsy or something. But my blood sugar was 303 earlier, so maybe that has something to do with it.
Idk. 🤷♂️ Life....
You mean to tell me someone called PhatDookie420 didn't follow through with a commitment, leading to the disappointment of others? That's shocking. The internet is full of mystery.
PhatDookie 420 dafuq?
Dude I've been waiting years for a Phantasm series review, or individual movies. Its crazy you guys haven't done it yet. Perfect Monster Madness material!
Same. Phantasm 1 & 4 kick ass, 2 and 3 are good films too, 5th sucked sadly
Sorry but those are shit
Crystarium's comment should be made a *"HIGHLIGHTED REPLY"*
My favorite series. 1 and 4 are incredible. 2 was great 3 was corny and 5 was terrible especially with how much hype and suspense surrounded it's release. Based on the strength of 1,2 and 4 makes it my favorite series
Yes!! No shit!! But no lets just review Psycho.. or lets do Halloween or Friday the 13th again.. so dumb
Anthony Perkins was really good. I just saw all the movies and i love them. I only didn't really like 4, but even then.. 4 explained a lot of things about his past. It wasnt a bad movie, just not my taste. 3 was pretty strange but had cool moments and still wasn't horrible.
1 and 2 however are the real deal! REALLY good movies.
Richard Franklin, who directed Psycho II, was an Aussie director and a big fan of Hitchcock. I he actually met him when he was studying at the University of Southern California and they became . Two of his best films are Patrick, about a guy in hospital with telekenisis, and Road Games, which is basically Rear Window but set in a semi truck on the open road.
Everyone loved PSYCHO 2,,
I really enjoy your insightful reviews. You always back up your opinion with concrete examples. Good work as usual, James
More of these series reviews, please.
Psycho II is a fantastic film. Richard Franklin was a Hitchcock protege and they had met before, so it is highly likely that Hitch did approve of him making the sequel
Hitchcock died two years before the sequel began production. They probably just picked Franklin because he was familiar with the master's work.
Wow James keep it up proud of you
*great moves
papa bless
Are you Michelle Obama?
The flashback mother actress in Psycho IV was kind of hot.
She played Bill's wife in the Original "It" tv series with Tim Curry
I recently watched all of these and they're all pretty good to decent. I couldn't really say any of them are "bad" films. Which is surprising cause I hadn't seen the sequels prior and assumed they were garbage. They aren't. Anthony Perkins and the struggles of Norman Bates' journey actually made me appreciate the character a lot more.
What about psycho dad? I think he did well in this series
Shane Bauer i thought the same thing
It's Al Bundy's favorite show
*Killed his wife cuz she weighed a ton*
I remember watching psycho 4 as a child and I thoroughly enjoyed it
Me and some friends actually sat down to watch Psycho a few years ago. Its always kind of strange sitting down to such an iconic and well known movie after so long. You sort of get an idea of what to expect based on all the famous scenes, but then you see it and... its just a good film. Its difficult to look at it the same way people in the 60's would have.
A good, concise, entertaining review of the four. You're the only human on the planet to turn off Psycho half-way through. Good story. I'm a Psycho 3 fan.
I think part 3 is underated.
Great work, so proud of you.
Also, when is Nerd's Anger Management Relaxation Tape Part 2?
hohoho
AVGN ASMR
pls James
Really want this!!
James is a grown fucking man. Dont be condescending with your proud shit.
Too bad part 2 wasn't based on the actual book sequel. It it, Norman deals with his life being made into a movie.
Yeah, while the sequel is surprisingly good, and well-written, it's fairly tame in the end. The book sequel on the other hand is totally wild, and would have made a movie that people would've talked about long after. Especially since nobody was doing meta stuff like that back in the 50s
@@z-beeblebrox *60s
I wonder if that inspired movies like the Scream sequels.
@PhatDookie 420 *80s. The sequel came out in 1983.
well back then they couldnt make a Hollywood movie making fun of Hollywood
Until this video I had no idea there was a Psycho 2 or 3.
But you knew about psycho 4?
Nope. I typed the comment before the video got that far lol
@ Harperlarp - You should watch the second one. It's really good. The third one though is okay, but it seemed to have been made only to wrap up loose ends from the second film.
I must have missed that part. No big deal.
You also watch Avgn?
D...did I just hear you say *_LAMPSHADE SEX SCENE_*
With weird electronic music
HEY!!!!
"WATCH THE GUITAR!"
*weird electronic music re-commences*
oh wait, that was the saxophone during the lamp scene. My bad.
They don't call him "Master Bates" for nothing.
I remember when James did a Top 10 Movie Sequels That Aren't As Bad As Everyone Says. He said that, in contrast to Psycho II, both III and IV were movies that you should forget about. Here, he's far more positive about the fourth one, oddly enough.
Always pleased with the variety and quality of the content you make James. Nice to have a fan or horror keep the spirit alive while the genre gets its shit back together.
The movie Peeping Tom pre-dates Psycho by a few months and Alfred Hitchcock actually changed a few things in Psycho due to some of the criticisms Peeping Tom got.
Review Bates Motel!! It’s a great show and it ties really well with Psycho!!!
Psycho II👍🏻
That is not Norman's mother's corpse in the third one. It is the corpse of Lila's Corpse since she is the woman that drive him back to insanity.
Lila's corpse had another corpse!? No wonder this movie didn't make sense to me?!
Jacemachine Gaming LMAO thank you for that. I’m fucking dying here 😂😂😂😂
Isn’t it Mother’s sister’s body? He killed her in 2 and took her upstairs.
Psycho 3 is actually my favorite one, just for the humor of it.
I love Psycho IV, I think it's a tremendous film. Very underrated!
Hey james, Love you're passion for these films ! I enjoy revisiting these every year or so.
What's up James? Thanks again for the years of entertainment an of course the abundance of laughter cinemassacre has brought in all it's forms. Keep it up bro, we are always here to watch.
Psycho is probably my favorite Hitchcock and thriller movie. The sequels aren't as good but I'm so glad we got to see Anthony Perkins continue with the character. He's so creepy but you still feel some sympathy for him. That last shot in the original, still gives chills. It's so good!
So its 1, 2 and 4, meby 3 if im feeling the lampkink growing on me...
*GOTCHA!*
Mate, you're just pure legend! Fullstop! Thanks for over a decade of laughs and entertainment. Fan for life.
death wish series review!!!!
'You sure you won't have a sandwich?'
I also thought Psycho 2 was a surprisingly solid psychological thriller, but man, that ending was hilarious.
I've wanted to watch this series for years now but never got around it it. I need to actually do it some day soon.
I love watching you talk about movies for the record. Seeing anyone talk about something that they have such a pure passion for is always fun.
i rarely leave comments but just wanted to say thank you for all the great videos. Over the years I have really enjoyed them. Its like having an old friend to reminisce with about childhood pleasure like NES and VHS movies. Thank you for all that you do!
I wish Psycho was available to stream. More movies like that need to be on streaming services
It's on Peacock
Up until this video I didn't even know there was a sequel to Psycho, let alone three of them!
Great work man. I ignored these sequels thinking they were trash, but you convinced me to give them a watch. Thanks James.
Honestly I remember being 7 or 8 and marathoning this series at my grandparents house. Leaning up against the old broken heater they had the tv sitting on and all my cousins fussing at me to move out of the way. I just really was hooked lol! Note I would not let my kid watch these until older but watching this and the Night of the demons with my big cousins really set up my taste in films
I really liked RLM's retrospective on it, so I'm curious with what James' thoughts are.
legofan370 does seem a bit...weird...that they come out with this EXACT same thing a week ago.
@@jcboyle82 Yea, a bit. Hey, still a good video tho.
I don't know why, like 4 critics I follow all did Psycho this week. I'm not complaining, it deserves a highlight, as does the great psycho 2.
I remember Tarantino once saying that Psycho 2 was one of his all-time favorite movies.
This dude is the best movie review dude on RUclips ... dude.
ahhh man, it would be fucking amazing to have a few beers with james and talk about movies for hours
After watching this...I want to see James on what he thinks of Bates Motel.
His silence is very loud
Fun fact. Jamie Lee Curtis's mom is Janet Leigh.
That is a fun fact because she was halloween and they both have similarities
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Eerie, Indiana review.
Love these horror movie series reviews
Have only seen Psycho (1960), Psycho II (1983) and the Psycho remake from 1998 :)
Nice review of this series James :)
“Oh cool! I didn’t think he’d cover McJugg- oh nevermind.”
Hey, you forgot about Gus Van Sant's ultra-faithful 1998 re-make starring Vince Vaughan. Oh wait, we all forgot about it. Because it sucked. ;-P
Gave Psycho 2 a chance because of this review and was very impressed with it.
I enjoyed them all, each one offering deeper insight in to Norman's mental state.
I'm so glad that you reviewed these movies. Cheers and Happy Halloween!
Well at least we can all agree that the 1998 shot for shot remake is shit
Awesome review! Took me back to watching psycho 3 in the 80s while staying over at my grandmother’s. I was like 9 watching that shit. Ha.
Who do you think you are, Redlettermedia?
Been beginning to think that for about a month now.
Very cool
SquidwardAF is James replacing Rich Evans? Is Cinemassacre Video replacing Re:View? Is Justin replacing Mike? AT-ST’s!
Jokes aside, I doubt he just threw this together at the last minute. He's probably had this on the list for months now. It's coincidental. Though when he came out with "Re:view" at the same time as RLM, it was a little comical. It would be nice to see them connect because I think both channels have a lot to offer each other.
Wish James would make a trip to Milwaukee for a best of the worst episode. Hack Frauds
I'd really like to see you guys reenact the lamp shade scene from Psycho 3 in one of your movie rental review videos.
James, did you know that has a Norman Battes reference, in the film The Orient Express (1974) from Agatha Crhistie??? Antony Perkins role a characeter on that movie, and at some point, his characeter has interviewed by dective Hercule Poirot, which has investigate a crime that happens in the train, and than Poirot ask:
"Did you loved your mother, Mr. Macqueen?"
And he answered: "Yes! I did! Why do you ask?"
And Poirot answered: "Because last night you cry out your mother's name, while you are asleeping!"
......
RedLetterMedia did an interesting retrospective review on Psycho series on their Re-View like James. They generally liked the sequels for second one being surprisingly good, third for stylistic colors, and fourth for drama'n stuff.
Thanks James 🙏🏼💀 you’ve helped secure my choice to purchase the 4 Film collection now!
Psycho is such a classic and I'm super interested in watching the sequels after seeing this. Also what do you think of the remake with Vince Vaughn?
Like this review much, please do Phantasm
Who else thought this was the mcjuggernuggets psycho series?
Cause i did
Hellraiser series review please!
Hellraiser is such a miserable franchise lol, there's one great movie, one fun silly movie(the third) and a whoooole bunch of shit after that.
Could actually review Bates Motel, would love to hear your opinions on that show
I'd love it if you made a follow up video talking about bates motel the series
The thumbnail looks like James had to do it to em
I remember catching a marathon on TNT in muy early teens and loving them all. I'm not sure I'd seen psycho before then so I saw it as a series. The entire story played well and had a great ending.
Speaking of loomis. Pretty cool the loomis name continues through Halloween into scream also. Any chance you’ll you a scream franchise review?
I’m pretty sure I started with Psycho II and my dad introduced me to the original later.. As a child it was a bit hard to get into part 1.. My mom took me to see part 3 in the theater and while it didn’t have a lot of the charm of its predecessor it was still a worthy sequel.. I’ll never forget the audience cheering when he was getting the better of Duke who btw also had a lot of charisma in a weird way..
Henry Thomas also did great with the pseudo prequel.. Glad to have these in the collection..
When I read the title of this video, I was thinking of the Psycho Series from McJuggerNuggets.
The song from Bastille - No Angels has some audio from Psycho 1 and it really fits the feeling!
These reviews are absolute gold quality. So good!
Not to be confused with the series of the same name on RUclips by McJuggerNuggets.
Ok i always wondered would Norman even care about the money . Me personally i dont think so he was just to Psycho to care. My introduction to this movie franchise was part 4 i really like it as a kid then i seen the orignal and like you i was just really underwhelmed didnt think much of it. Then i watched it again later in life and loved it. Norman Bates is probably one of the top 10 psychologically deprived characters of all time . Great review love Monster Madness.
Love ur reviews, James. Hav u considered doing a review of the "Child's Play"/Chucky movies? 🌝🌝
True Story: I Bought The Remake On VHS One Time. I Recorded The Original Psycho On It. I Left All The Beginning Advertisements and trailers On It Too. Years Later, I Gave The Tape To GoodWill. I Wish I Could Of Seen The Shock And Surprise, On The Face Of Whomever Got That VHS Tape. 😳🤬🙄😂
Anthony Perkins was a good actor, but I cannot think of anything else he starred in🤔
Shame on you,,, he was in alot of movies ,,,think he wasnt a hollywood puppet,,,did alot with KEN RUSSELL
Bates Motel has some missteps here and there, but it is a surprisingly excellent show for fans of Psycho. If you like the Psycho series, you should definitely give it a watch if you haven't already.