Psicosis

A classic among classics. A motel on the top of the hill, Janet Leigh in the shower, Norman Bates lying in wait behind the curtains whilst the unforgettable music (created by Bernard Herrmann) plays, black blood flowing into the drain, the mother of Anthony Perkins rocking in the rocking chair, a little Edward Hopper, a more or less real case, the novel by Robert Bloch, one of Alfred Hitchcock’s top works and one of the most important all-time classic horror films. It’s always great to watch this movie on a (big) cinema screen telling the story of the murderer who has inspired all murder stories ever since.

Psycho
Estados Unidos, 1960
Dirección: Alfred Hitchcock
Producción: Alfred Hitchcock / Shamley Productions
Guión: Joseph Stefano, basado en la novela homónima de Robert Bloch
Fotografía: John L. Russell
Música: George Tomasini
Intérpretes: Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles, John Gavin, Martin Balsam
Duración: 109 minutos