“Queer for Fear” gives special attention to Hitchcock’s 1960 masterpiece, “Psycho,” which starred Anthony Perkins as the gay-coded, mother-obsessed killer Norman Bates.

Is it safe to say that Norman is in full Psycho descent in season four? Yeah, he’s pretty fully Psycho. There’s always room to grow, but this is a whole new Bates Motel in terms of his digression.

Norman Bates is haunted by many demons, but the one which tortures him the most is not loneliness or fear or even his questionable past. That demon is his mother.

This was really the playing out of that relationship and it's also giving birth to the Norman Bates we know from Psycho. Fall TV: Check out all the new shows for the 2015-2016 TV season ...

Osgood Perkins reveals how Psycho's Norman Bates was scarily close to the real-life Anthony Perkins. Born in 1932, Anthony ...

[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Monday's Season 2 finale of Bates Motel. Read at your own risk.] Hello again, "Mother." Kerry Ehrin: Norman told us that's what he would do. It ...

We're starting up a round table with Bates Motel Season 4 Episode 1. We cannot let the goodness of going full on psycho pass us by! We're chatting about Norma's parental skills, our concern for ...

The tension continued to rise on Bates Motel Season 4 Episode 8, as Norman could barely hold back his anger against Alex Romero for having a relationship with his mother. The round table is ready ...

Bates Motel recap: Unconscious. Norma's parenting skills take a toll, Romero takes care of business, and Norman's mental state reaches a new level in the season finale.