The Making of Psycho
By Gaby Koppel
Hardcover
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By Gaby Koppel
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Psycho’s impact redefined cinema, revealing how fear and discipline reshaped audience expectations.
When Psycho opened across the United States, there were scenes of near pandemonium at movie theatres, with people fainting, screaming or running up and down the aisles, and police called more than once to calm the crowds. In the summer of 1960, this was the shocking must-see film that you didn’t dare to watch, but couldn’t bear to miss.
It was more than just a sensational flash in the pan; Psyc...
When Psycho opened across the United States, there were scenes of near pandemonium at movie theatres, with people fainting, screaming or running up and down the aisles, and police called more than once to calm the crowds. In the summer of 1960, this was the shocking must-see film that you didn’t dare to watch, but couldn’t bear to miss.
It was more than just a sensational flash in the pan; Psyc...


