Psycho Review

Rating: 9/10 (14 October 2015)

WOW is all I can say . At first I wasn't into it because I thought it might be boring because of the black and white, but I'm glad that I stayed tuned to uncover mistaken identities and truth. Marion Crane played an astonishing role as a pretty, innocent, lovely woman, disguising her mischief. Although she had stole money I hoped for her to get away safely. Unfortunately she encounters a dangerous person, Norman Bates, who although is by far the most disturbed person, he has to be my favorite character. He made his role believable, shocking the audience with his dark, mentally illed mind when he turned out to be acting as his mother when all the while she was dead for years. All alone, he made it seem like there were two people in that house where he stayed. Confused, Marion was in for the worst from the beginning and her death was tragic. The killer was definitely a mystery until the end when you find out it was Norman acting as his deceased jealous mother. This movie was crazy, it was exciting after the murder because everyone thought Marion had ran away with the money. Norman kept his cool around her family when they came looking for her, until her sister discovers his mother's dead body in the basement and Norman is forced to reveal himself as the real killer, of his mother, and Marion. It's kind of creepy that he does this, but I love the acting and the multi tasking that he does , and how he leads the audience on to believe the mother was actually alive and killed her. This is a great movie, I loved it . It's a good example of mystery and thriller. Although it is a older movie it is a good modern story because Norman's sickness is a modern disease.