One of my all time favorites.

Memorable, crazy movie

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Fresh and Exciting

Although I found the film compelling enough, it is obviously a bit dated. It must have been very suspenseful at the time of release, but not by today's standards. It was a bit more of a talkie - like most films of the time. I thought Anthony Perkins was exceptionally good as Norman Bates. I found the ending not very convincing as they tried to explain the Norman Bates/Mrs Bates setup. Maybe at the time it was acceptable, but I was kind of expecting more. Nevertheless, this is indeed a classic.

A story that begins with crime and ends up as a thriller. Marion manages to steal 40, 000 $ from her boss and finds ways to escape to a private island but unfortunately ending up at a motel that ended up all. At the Bates Motel, Norman seems to be a pleasant receptionist but ends up to be something totally different. The story is a thriller that gives you all possibilities yet difficult to decipher the reality which is disclosed at the very end. A work of a pathological mind ends up taking many lives that were in no way attached to the quest for money. Sam and Lila call for the Sheriff action but in vain. Later, they plan for a surprised visit as disguised couple ending up into finding an unexpected consequences. Certainly this was one of best psychological thrillers of all times.

The threat of this review is... well to best quote Norman bates himself, officious, a word only a PSYCHO would use so I'll just keep it short. It's Good.

This movie was good but some of the content missing that's why this movie was good but not awesome