Marion (Janet Leigh) is a secretary who decides to do something, unlike anything she's done before. She steals $40,000 in cash from her workplace. Now with fears of getting caught, Marion takes the money and goes on the road fast. While travelling, it's not long until a bad storm occurs, and Marion's fears and worries about driving in the rain begin to al grow strongly. Thankfully, she discovers a nearby motel and decides to pull over, checking in with hopes of an overnight stay until she gets back on the road again. Upon checking into the motel, she meets a man named Norman at the desk. We soon learn that Norman isn't alone and lives with this mother, running the motel. We also gain an understanding that his mother can be rather bossy. But what happens next is truly horrific and shocking. Psycho is a horror and thriller film, and it's a film that changed cinema history forever. Known for its infamous "shower scene" and big reveals, I remember being surprised multiple times the first time I watched this film. Nothing is ever predictable! The major twist in the third and final act to this day still brings me goosebumps. Thanks to the director Alfred Hitchcock, Psycho is loaded with many suspenseful moments. Some of these suspenseful moments are as simple as watching Marion drive a car. Hitchcock masterfully creates unsettling scenes and captures them wonderfully. The soundtrack is priceless, memorable and iconic, perfectly matched with all that is on-screen at all times. Overall, Psycho is a masterpiece, and to this day, it's one of my all-time favourite films. It's unsettling, suspenseful and filled with gripping moments of mystery. Psycho includes many unforgettable iconic moments, including the shower scene and the shocking and major reveals in the final act. With solid acting and a great audio track, this film comes highly recommended. If you’ve have never seen Psycho, I highly recommend the 4K UHD release, filled with a tremendous transfer and solid features. *This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment. check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com