Norman Bates – Father Son Holy Gore

Bates Motel – Season 5, Episode 10: “The Cord”

After so much time, Norman Bates finally comes home. With Mother.

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Bates Motel – Season 5, Episode 9: “Visiting Hours”

As Dylan & Emma struggle in the wake of revelations about Norman, former Sheriff Alex Romero heads straight for the station intent on being judge, jury, & executioner.

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Bates Motel – Season 5, Episode 8: “The Body”

After Norman confesses & Sheriff Greene takes him into custody, it’s up to Mother to get her boy out of a cell & back home.

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Bates Motel – Season 5, Episode 7: “Inseparable”

Norma & Mother must come together closer after his kill at the hotel. At the same time, a body’s dragged from the water nearby, which means trouble.

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Bates Motel – Season 5, Episode 6: “Marion”

Trying to accept his insanity, Norman battles with his inner Norma, as Marion Crane’s arrival at the motel comes with unexpected consequences.

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Bates Motel – Season 5, Episode 5: “Dreams Die First”

While Norman loses track of mother, Dylan struggles in his new life with Emma because of the Bates family secrets.
Meanwhile, Marion Crane steals a briefcase full of money & heads to her lover Sam Loomis.

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One of the Most Underrated Horror Sequels: Psycho II

Psycho II. 1983. Dir. Richard Franklin. Screenplay by Tom Holland. Starring Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, Meg Tilly, Robert Loggia, Dennis Franz, and Hugh Gilin. Universal Pictures. Rated 18+. 113 minutes. Horror/Mystery/Thriller ★★★★ For my review of the 1960 classic Psycho on Blu ray, click here. For the sequel to this film, Psycho III, click here. There’sContinue reading “One of the Most Underrated Horror Sequels: Psycho II”

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Psycho III: Norman, Still Crazy After All These Years

Psycho III. 1986. Dir. Anthony Perkins. Screenplay by Charles Edward Pogue; based on characters by Robert Bloch. Starring Anthony Perkins, Diana Scarwid, Jeff Fahey, Roberta Maxwell, Hugh Gillin, and Lee Garlington. Universal Pictures. Rated 18+. 93 minutes. Horror/Mystery/Thriller ★★★★ If you haven’t yet – read my Blu ray review for Alfred Hitchcock’s original 1960 classic Psycho.Continue reading “Psycho III: Norman, Still Crazy After All These Years”