Psycho

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Psycho is a landmark 1960 psychological horror-thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, renowned for its shocking plot twists, innovative editing, and iconic shower scene.

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instanceOf film
psychological horror film
thriller film
authorOfSourceWork Robert Bloch
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surface form: Psycho (novel)
castMember Anthony Perkins
Janet Leigh
John Gavin
Martin Balsam
Vera Miles
cinematographer John L. Russell
composer Bernard Herrmann
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalStatus landmark of horror cinema
preserved in the United States National Film Registry
director Alfred Hitchcock
distributor Paramount Pictures
editingFeature rapid montage in shower scene
editor George Tomasini
filmFormat black-and-white
followedBy Psycho self-linksurface differs
surface form: Psycho II

Psycho self-linksurface differs
surface form: Psycho III

Psycho IV: The Beginning
genre mystery
psychological horror
thriller
hasAward Academy Award nominations
influenced slasher film genre
initialBudget low-budget production for Hitchcock
mainCharacter Lila Crane
Marion Crane
Norman Bates
Sam Loomis
musicBy Bernard Herrmann
musicFeature screeching violins in shower scene
string-only score
notableFor depiction of early on-screen toilet flushing in American cinema
influential use of editing in horror
plot twist revealing Norman Bates as the killer
subversion of star billing by killing off lead early
notableScene shower murder scene
originalLanguage English
producer Alfred Hitchcock
productionCompany Shamley Productions
publicationDate 1960
ratingAtRelease Rated R in later classifications
releaseStrategy strict no-late-admission policy
remadeAs Psycho (1998 film)
runtime approximately 109 minutes
screenwriter Joseph Stefano
setting Bates Motel
Fairvale, California (fictional)
starredActorNominatedFor Janet Leigh for Best Supporting Actress at the Academy Awards

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Alfred Hitchcock directed Psycho
Gus Van Sant notableWork Psycho
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Gus Van Sant directed Psycho
this entity surface form: Psycho (1998 film)
Ty Dolla Sign featuredOn Psycho
Beerbongs & Bentleys (Post Malone album) hasPart Psycho
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subject surface form: Beerbongs & Bentleys
Bates Motel basedOn Psycho
Bates Motel prequelTo Psycho
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Psycho followedBy Psycho self-linksurface differs
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Psycho followedBy Psycho self-linksurface differs
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Alma Reville workedOn Psycho
High Anxiety parodies Psycho
Martin Balsam notableWork Psycho
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Janet Leigh notableWork Psycho
Vaughn Taylor notableWork Psycho
John Gavin notableWork Psycho
Simon Oakland notableWork Psycho
George Tomasini workedOn Psycho
Frank Albertson appearedIn Psycho
Psycho (1960 film) score forWork Psycho
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Jeanette Nolan notableWork Psycho
this entity surface form: Psycho (1960 film)
Scared Shrekless parodies Psycho
John McIntire notableWork Psycho
Anthony Cipriano basedOn Psycho
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White Pine Bay, Oregon basedOnUniverse Psycho
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Norman Bates appearsIn Psycho
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Norman Bates appearsIn Psycho
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this entity surface form: Psycho (1960 film)
Norman Bates subjectOf Psycho
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Alex Romero basedOn Psycho
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Norma Bates fictionalUniverse Psycho
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Robert Bloch notableWork Psycho
Robert Bloch inspiredFilm Psycho
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Joseph Stefano notableWork Psycho
this entity surface form: Psycho (1960 film)
Joseph Stefano wroteScreenplayFor Psycho
this entity surface form: Psycho (1960 film)
Marion Crane appearsIn Psycho