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	Psycho - Rotten Tomatoes
		Psycho might be not perfect, but it is still watched and maintains its reputation, despite the fact that even those who watch it for the first time know everything about it.
		As a horror film, it is a horrifying study in terror, and as film in general, it is a brilliant study in style and mood, as well as the darkest regions of a person's psyche.
		Psycho is not sexually exploitative despite its sexuality, though, as the title suggests, psychologically.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/psycho (1042 words)

	Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho
		Psycho is and always will be one of the most influential horror films in history.
		Even for those that don't know Psycho, there is no doubt in my mind that they are still familiar with this scene.
		Psycho marked the first time a "toilet" was ever shown and flushed in a film.
	www.houseofhorrors.com /psycho.htm (1466 words)

	Iconoclast -- Psycho
		Perhaps fortunately, psychos are among the least populous of the non-human genotypes, with around 2 to 3,000 of them alive today, many residing permanently in asylums or prisons.
		If the effect is desired within the psycho's own body, the normal path is chosen, and the psycho can affect him or herself in even dramatic ways, everything from temporarily ignoring incoming trauma, to stopping and starting the beating of their own hearts.
		Without benefit of proper filtering, psychos are constantly bombarded with what their brains perceive as bits and pieces of conversations, hallucinations, images, voices in their heads, and so on, as their booster receives all these impulses at random and tries to interpret them.
	www.iconoclast.org /geno/psycho (1561 words)

	Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho: A Look at its Impact on the FIlm Industry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Psycho, produced by Universal Studios and released through Paramount (Rebello 51), contained a frank depiction of sex and violence "unlike any mainstream film that had preceded it" (Williams 1); the film included the first love scene in American popular cinema ever to feature a pair of lovers lying half-naked on a bed (Rebello 86).
		"Psycho's emphasis on the breakdown of the practices and discourses that anchored...the construction of gendered identity in the fifties is surprising, for it exactly reverses the focus of (his previous film) North by Northwest" (Corber 191).
		Sociologists claimed that Psycho could be held accountable for all manner of events, from a rise in crime and violence to the decline in motel stays and the sales of opaque shower curtains and, perhaps most lastingly, a phobia of showering (Rebello 172).
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	ABOUT TEAM PSYCHO
		Team Psycho is an elite triathlon club, considered by many to be one of the more prestigious and competitive teams in the country.
		Yet, this policy is strained by three themes: First, the popularity of Team Psycho and the sport of triathlon; second, the desire of members to retain the "elite brand" that being Psycho represents; and third, the effect upon the brand that may occur with increased team size and evolving membership standards.
		It is the policy of ®Team Psycho, from recruitment through determining membership and governance, to provide equal opportunity without regard to race, color, age, religion, sex, national origin, sexual preference or disability.
	www.teampsycho.com /about (1680 words)

	Cutting the Flow: Thinking Psycho
		What Psycho demonstrates for my purposes, however, is neither the normalisation of desire (as according to psychoanalytic theory) nor the normality of representation (as according to cognitive theory), but the positive and specific power of indeterminacy which moving images can generate in our lives by violating the privacy of perception.
		Where the fiction of Psycho explores the themes of voyeurism and privacy from being seen, Hitchcock's explicit reflections on his own role as director address the quite different question of the privacy of seeing.
		The crucial thing about Psycho's fleeting cinematic reference to the space of theatre, it seems to me, is that no sooner is the arch framed by Hitchcock's camera, than we immediately find ourselves moving through it.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/00/6/psycho.html (3023 words)

	Psycho: Alfred Hitchcock Masterpiece Collection (1960)
		Psycho has been liberally stolen from over the years, and it'd be easy for it to lose its impact compared to the more graphic films that have come since 1960.
		I won't say that Psycho hits the viewer the way that it did when it first was released, because society has changed too much; what was once intensely shocking now can be shown on broadcast TV at three in the afternoon.
		Although he didn't work on Psycho, editor Paul Hirsch also appears; he relates some anecdotes about his experiences working with composer Herrmann and also tosses in an interesting story that relates to his experience on Star Wars.
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	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Psycho at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is ironic, given that "Psycho" being in fl and white in 1960 was probably akin to "Schindler's List" being in fl and white in 1993.
		"Psycho," after all, was one of my favorite movies, a film that had scared the living daylights out of me when I first saw it as a child.
		In this new "Psycho," the transition is from orange to green, which seems to serve no purpose at all other than to have it in any color at all.
	www.epinions.com /mvie-review-5318-D32E562-3882EA99-bd1 (1648 words)

	Psycho (1960 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Psycho is a 1960 suspense/horror film directed by auteur Alfred Hitchcock from the screenplay by Joseph Stefano.
		Psycho was criticized for making other filmmakers more willing to show gore, and indeed a scant three years later Bloodfeast, considered to be the first "gore film," was released.
		Psycho is a prime example of the type of film that appeared in the 1960s after the erosion of the Production Code.
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	CNN - 'Psycho': Play it Again, Gus - December 4, 1998
		You can't really review the new "Psycho" (one set of quotes around the title hardly seems sufficient); all you can do is wonder why the hell all these talented people took the time -- and spent the money -- to make it.
		We've now officially entered the laziest period in the history of American popular culture (driven, as it is, by continuous winks and nudges), and if that doesn't bother you, then you fully deserve the fatty soul you're bound to get from all the re-hashes.
		Suffice it to say that a desperate woman steals some money, stops off at a hotel as she's fleeing her boss, and gets stabbed to death in the shower by a nut case who thinks he's his own mother.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/Movies/9812/04/review.psycho/index.html (974 words)

	Classic-Horror Review of Psycho (1960)
		Psycho has yet to be effectively duplicated, because it cannot be duplicated; its formula can only be loosely followed.
		Simply stated, Psycho is not Psycho without Hermann's haunting notes, which are as shocking and suspenseful as any of the visual depictions.
		The shower scene alone dismantled at least three tenets of the Code: the visual depiction of blood, footage of a naked woman (did she have to be taking a shower?), and actual footage of a woman being stabbed repeatedly.
	classic-horror.com /reviews/psycho60.shtml (2150 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Psycho [1999]: DVD: Vince Vaughn,Anne Haney,James LeGros,Julianne Moore,Viggo Mortensen,William H. ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Alfred Hitchcock'ss Psycho was a film of intelligience and back it the 60s, it was a break from films around gothic castles and werewolves.
		This version of Psycho was on tv the other night and since I had never given this version a chance I thought I'd give it a go.
		She praised it believing her father would be honoured that Psycho was being remade and would have loved the project.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Psycho-Vince-Vaughn/dp/B00004CZAN (0 words)

	Psycho (1960)
		"Psycho" is easily the best horror-thriller of all time.
		Janet Leigh, still radiant, spoke before the film and explained how Hitchcock's genius was in his ability to 1) frighten without gore and 2) leave his indelible mark on the movie without overshadowing his actors (like the great Jean Renoir could never do).
		"Psycho" is clearly its own phenomenon, despite all the big-name talent involved.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0054215 (873 words)

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