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Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho', is his most well known, and widely regarded, his best, film.
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Charlie Wilson 10Y Psycho Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho', is his most well known, and widely regarded, his best, film. Shot over three weeks in 1960, even by today's standards of technology incorporated in films, it is considered one of the greatest horror films to date, terrifying audiences for over 40 years. Alfred Hitchcock created a masterpiece with Psycho, and bought the horror film into the modern era of terror. Psycho effectively tells two stories. The first; of Marion Crane, a young city banker who, on her lunch breaks, often meets her long time boyfriend, Sam Loomis, in a hotel room. Desperate to break free and be with him, she steals $40,000 in cash from a client at her office, and attempts to drive to his hometown of Fairvale. On the way, due to the length of the journey, and bad weather conditions, Marion decides to stop at the 'Bates Motel' for a...
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