Psycho Meets The 80s In A Full Blown Manner

Good sequel with some 80's slasher elements added

Another great addition to the Psycho series!

Psycho House, Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA

Anthony Perkins, Olivia Hussey, and Henry Thomas in Psycho IV: The Beginning (1990)

Anthony Perkins, John Gavin, Janet Leigh, and Heather Dawn May in Psycho (1960)

Ken Evert, Bill Johnson, Bill Moseley, and Jim Siedow in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

Vera Farmiga and Freddie Highmore in Bates Motel (2013)

Anthony Perkins in A Demon in My View (1991)

R.A. Mihailoff in Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990)

Rosanna Arquette and Anthony Perkins in In the Deep Woods (1992)

Richard Brooker, Frank Mancuso Jr., and Steve Miner in Friday the 13th: Part 3 (1982)

Stupid bitch! You could have been comin' instead of goin'!

Jeff Fahey and Roberta Maxwell in Psycho III (1986)

Anthony Perkins

Diana Scarwid

Jeff Fahey

Charles Edward Pogue

Robert Bloch

Norman Bates falls in love with a fallen nun who stays at the Bates Motel alongside a drifter and a curious reporter. Meanwhile, &quot;Mother&quot; is still watching.

Psycho III

The most underrated Psycho Film.

I&apos;m not lying, appart from Psycho IV (The concept had died out by then) this is the most underrated Psycho film. And, no matter what anyone says, if you like either Psycho or 1980&apos;s horror flix, you should like this. Perkins revises his role and the supporting cast help him along in his ageing role as geeky motel-man &quot;Stormin&apos;&quot; Norman Bates. Mother takes on an even more horrific theme and the madness of Perkins is far more obvious. Perkins directs well and reveals things in a very Hitchcock style, and, even though the Hitch sertainly would NOT approve of this film, I liked it. The comedy ellement is combined with the horror. The spoof of the shower scene left me rolling on the floor (if you can laugh at that sort of thing!). The main problem is the high rating of the film (R in the States and 18 in Britain). The Hitch went through his career taking care of what he showed people, and by this stage in the Bates saga, it was just a see all know all knife flick. 7.5/10 (Not as good as Psycho II) Rated R. Contains scenes of a Sexual Nature, Nudity, Swearing and scenes that some viewers may find disturbing.

I'm not lying, appart from Psycho IV (The concept had died out by then) this is the most underrated Psycho film. And, no matter what anyone says, if you like either Psycho or 1980's horror flix, you should like this. Perkins revises his role and the supporting cast help him along in his ageing role as geeky motel-man "Stormin'" Norman Bates. Mother takes on an even more horrific theme and the madness of Perkins is far more obvious. Perkins directs well and reveals things in a very Hitchcock style, and, even though the Hitch sertainly would NOT approve of this film, I liked it. The comedy ellement is combined with the horror. The spoof of the shower scene left me rolling on the floor (if you can laugh at that sort of thing!). The main problem is the high rating of the film (R in the States and 18 in Britain). The Hitch went through his career taking care of what he showed people, and by this stage in the Bates saga, it was just a see all know all knife flick. 7.5/10 (Not as good as Psycho II) Rated R. Contains scenes of a Sexual Nature, Nudity, Swearing and scenes that some viewers may find disturbing.

Norman Bates falls in love with a fallen nun who stays at the Bates Motel alongside a drifter and a curious reporter. Meanwhile, "Mother" is still watching.

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