Psycho

i have not seen it but i can tell it is bad.boo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wrgnw see it turn me crazy ahhhhhhhh! iu am scared not i sucks see i told you hahahahaha... Full review

Just saw the movie. Wow was Vince Vaughn hugely miscast for the part. I love Vince in a wedding crashers type role but he has no range as an actor other than playing himself really well. This is the second Gus... Full review

I can't believe that someone would go and basically remake a classic horror movie like Psycho. The original was top notch and they use the same script in the remake as in the original (except they put in the unnecessary things... Full review

If you're like the teeny-bop hip-hopers that appear in the Special Features of course you don't have any Hitchcock reference to compare this film with. But if you're a true-blue Hitchcock fan as I am you'll be enraged with Van Sant's... Full review

Yes, it was a good movie, but so what? What is the point of shooting a movie verbatim? What was added? What was told differently? If the technicolor and the different actors are the only difference then why pay your hard... Full review

of all the ppl they hired to do this movie. they had to hire a lesbian. and worst yet you call that blood. my god blood suppost to be oozy not runny. plus the movie was down right disgusting. so u... Full review

Psycho (1998) Is an Outstanding Remake Of a Horror Classic. The Remake is Better Than The original Vicne Vaughn Does a Fantastic Job as Norman Bates he blew me away The Shower Scene In the remake is bloodier and more intense.... Full review

Psycho (1998) Is an Outstanding Remake Of a Horror Classic. The Remake is Better Than The original Vicne Vaughn Does a Fantastic Job as Norman Bates he blew me away The Shower Scene In the remake is bloodier and more intense.... Full review

this movie is overal one of the best movies ever mad, thrilling, breathe taking, awsome! I have never seen a movie that has made me want to never take a shower but this one did it!!!!! when i was watching this... Full review

This PSYCHO is a paint-by-numbers retelling of the classic lacking the vision and the passion of the original. Though the story remains intact, something is missing – its soul. Rent the original for a good old-fashioned scare.... Full review

the 1960 film's highlight....Perhaps the great condemnation of the new film....fine color cinematography....Van Sant also falters structurally, after this point.....Worse yet, Van Sant stages an unsurprising "surprise" ending in which Norman Bates is revealed to be the murderer, dressed as his own mother..... ... Full Review

Even shot-by-shot appropriations, like Gus Van Sant 's '99 version of Psycho , don't fit the definition comfortably (whatever that definition is, but let's not go there now ... I'd have to tell a plausible story about how the work came to be. ... Full Review

Vince Vaughn, playing poor crazy Norman this go-'round, is comical in a painfully unfunny way. This knee-jerk reaction to any movie that goes where Hitch once tread is odd and misguided. ... Full Review

Now, before I start getting into this heavy I just want to say I think the supporting cast of this film was superior to Hitchcock's across the board. Character wise it just didn't work for me. ... Full Review

Some of them have seen the original film by Hitchcock. You didn't necessarily know about any of the other stuff, but well... The actors, all of whom I love, are merely stand-ins in this film. I have no doubt that Van Sant loved doing this film. ... Full Review

Mini-review: Dexter and Trinity go to Tampa. A suicide attempt ensues. Deb gets to finish what Lundy started. Recap: Well, it's finally time to come right out and admit it: Dexter has fallen off the rails. ... Full Article

But invariably some douchebag acquaintance will throw out the title of a cruddy movie that everybody inexplicably LOVES. You know, shit like: Come on, those don't count. ... Full Article

Hollywood takes another stab at "Friday the 13th" this week, and the odds that we'll see a fantastic piece of filmmaking are slim. From Gus Van Sant's attempt to remake "Psycho" to the abominable update of "When a Stranger Calls"... ... Full Article

The Easter weekend has never been huge for releasing movies, but this frame had a shot at pulling down some big dollars, thanks to a fairly impressive line-up of new films and one big returning movie in Horton Hears a... ... Full Article

My weekly column, "The Devil's Hammer," appears every Monday on FromTheBalcony.com. "Movies, Gossip & Sin with Victoria Alexander and Judy Thorburn" is live on XRadio.biz\lasvegas Fridays from Noon to 2 P.M. ... Full Article

Psycho has never been one of my favorite Alfred Hitchcock pictures. The first time I saw it, during its initial release in 1960, I'd already read the Robert Bloch novel it's based on, a fairly routine horror thriller, so the... ... Full Article