I'll never forget the ending reveal in Psycho when it turns out the murderer was Rich Evans all along

"It's funny when she gets hits over the head with a shovel cause she's an old lady"

Jay Bauman

If only these characters had watched Surviving Edged Weapons.

Norman Bates, my favourite horror villain. I especially like the bit in the first movie where he goes "now you've gone and made me PSYCHO II!", which is why they named the sequel that.

Josh’s comment about Indiana Jones aged so well I didn’t realize this video was 4 years old

"Night, that's when things get darker."
- Jay, 2018

You slid over the absolute most brilliant moment.  We're on Marion's side.  She gets killed and we're thrown for a loop.  We feel for Norman as he cleans up, but we're still thinking, 'Oh poor Marion."  He puts her in the car.  Puts the car in the swamp.  The car starts to sink.  The car stops.  Bam.  Right there, and we're on Norman's side.  'Oh no, he's going to get caught! What's he going to do?  How can he fix this?'  Then the car continues to sink.  But we've already shifted.  Now we are completely Team Norman.  Brilliant.

I watched Psycho at like 25 without knowing any twist at all. As soon as my husband realized I had no idea, he got so excited and kept watching me for my reactions to everything.

Finally! They’re reviewing my favorite Vince Vaughn movie!

First movie to show a toilet FLUSH. Flush, not just be there.

We all go a little mad sometimes.....  





*Rich Evan's Cackle*

Psycho 2 is the greatest sequel that should never exist.

Norman's most insane line: "If you love someone, you don't do that to them, even if you hate them."

Fact: People in the 50s and 60s, and even beyond, would just go into a movie whenever, watch the rest of it, and then watch the next showing up to the point where they began watching. Seriously. I know, it's nuts. A friend of mine's mother even did that with him as a kid in the 80s. Like, they'd walk in to Back To The Future at the point where George McFly falls out of the tree, and then they'd watch through that showing, and THEN they'd see the beginning of the movie last!

My favorite Hitchcock movie is Rear Window. I couldn't believe how a movie set in one room, mostly looking out a window could swoop me away into movie bliss.

This reminds of an episode Star Trek

The first toilet to show a movie flushing was Space Cop.

The painting Norman uses to conceal the peephole is apparently “Susanna and the Elders”, based on the Bible story of a woman secretly observed bathing.

Psycho was the first film to show a toilet flush, not just a toilet. So the trailer didn't break any new ground, the movie did.

Norman Bates was supposed to be a fat middle-aged gross guy.

Vince Vaughn: "Hold my beer."