Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho was controversial when it opened in 1960. Though technically a thriller, it redefined the horror genre in one fell swoop and created the template for the slasher movies ...

As a result, Hitchcock offered to shoot it quickly and cheaply in black and white, a proposal that was, somehow, also ...

I tend to shorten it, with ascription to Mordden, as “in the fifties, if you listened to James Dean or Marlon Brando, society crumbled. In 1960, if you listened to Mother, you were psycho.” ...

“Psycho” represented a major shift, especially for a 60-year-old director. Alfred Hitchcock and Janet Leigh on the set of “Psycho” in 1960 It was nothing like a normal Hitchcock production.

I first saw “Psycho” in the late ’70s when I was in college, and the thing I remember about that initial viewing is that in addition to being a Hollywood classic, the movie was now cool.

On June 16, 1960, Alfred Hitchcock premiered his iconic mystery thriller Psycho in New York, with secrecy as the theme when it came to the plot.

At the time, critics considered the 1964 film to be a disappointing follow-up to Hitchcock’s run of veritable bangers—Vertigo (1958), North by Northwest (1959), Psycho (1960), The Birds (1963 ...

*Warning: Major spoilers ahead* Halloween can never come fast enough, in my opinion. While there are those who start singing Christmas songs on July 1, or others who look most forward to the tasty ...

We all know about Alfred Hitchcock's classic horror movie, "Psycho" (1960). Norman Bates and his twisted motel of horrors are embedded in popular culture - visitors to Universal Studios Hollywood even ...