Psycho is a seminal 1960 film that revolutionized the horror genre and broke new ground in cinematic storytelling. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, this psychological thriller delves into themes of identity, voyeurism, and madness, capturing the tension and unease of the era. It follows the story of Marion Crane, who, after embezzling money, encounters the mysterious Norman Bates at his motel. The film's shocking twists and innovative narrative techniques have left a lasting impact on 1960s culture.
1960s Culture, Horror, Thriller, Psychological, Murder, Classic