"How'd they do that?" It's a question many a film buff has asked over the years about a fabled, and frightening, movie scene. David Edelstein tells us a new documentary holds the answer: Halloween's a ...

In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock shocked audiences with the release of the horror film Psycho. Regarded as the first proto-slasher, along with Michael Powell's Peeping Tom, which came out the same year, ...

Horror is a very difficult territory for filmmakers because one wrong move can tarnish an entire movie. If a director decides to tone down the scares, they risk boring the audience with an excessively ...

It's a scene that pretty much defined "iconic" for decades to come. It's the most memorable on-screen death in movie history, and it's been constantly referenced, imitated, and parodied hundreds of ...

Getting stabbed a bunch of times in the shower by an angry motel owner would make anyone prefer baths. It’s been 14 years since actress Janet Leigh passed away at age 77, and a recently recovered ...

If you liked the bloodbath shower curtain, then check out this fun Psycho Shower Curtain. The Psycho Shower Curtain resembles the famous scene from the classic ‘Psycho’, one of the most talked about ...

"Psycho you felt could happen to you..." IFC Midnight has unveiled the first official trailer for a very unique filmmaking documentary titled 78/52, analyzing and examining the seminal shower scene ...

I'm generally not a fan of movie mashup videos, but this one's interesting: a score swap between Alfred Hitchcock's “Psycho” and David Robert Mitchell's 2015 box-office sleeper “It Follows.” I found ...

THERE have been plenty of feature-length documentaries about the making of classic films, but “78/52” may be the first to focus on one classic scene. It could be the last, too—not because it isn’t ...

Marli Renfro’s life forever changed when she stripped down in the shower and was stabbed by Norman Bates. The former Playboy cover girl was quietly hired by filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock to be Janet ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- For his first professional acting job, a 22-year-old Anthony Hopkins took a train from South Wales to Manchester. With time to kill on a rainy day, he dropped off his bags and headed ...