Psycho 3 on DVD (1986)
RelatedCritics ReviewsAnthony Perkins stars in and directs a rather mean-spirited second sequel to the Hitchcock classic in which Norman falls in love with a suicidal nun, poignantly played by Diana Scarwid. Filled with overwrought in-jokes (the Vertigo-influenced opening), flashbacks to the original film (Janet Leigh's face turning into Scarwid's) and copious blood-letting (the studio added extra gore), Perkins goes for the jugular in a melodramatic, somewhat vulgar, way with the accent on sleazy humour and viciousness. Sadly, Perkins never matches the cleverer Psycho II for whodunnit skilfulness, as he gamely stumbles on without a Hitch. Halliwell's Film Guide More variations on the original Psycho murders, with invention wearing a bit thin by now. Members ReviewsReviews Voted Most Helpful |
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