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Psycho

Check in. Relax. Take a shower.
1998 | 104m | English

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A young female embezzler arrives at the Bates Motel, which has terrible secrets of its own.
Release Date: Dec 04, 1998
Director: Gus Van Sant
Writer: Robert Bloch, Joseph Stefano
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Keywords motel, stolen money, murder, psychosis, psycho
Production Companies Imagine Entertainment, Universal Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $37,100,000
Budget: $60,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Vince Vaughn Norman Bates
Anne Heche Marion Crane
Julianne Moore Lila Crane
Viggo Mortensen Samuel 'Sam' Loomis
William H. Macy Milton Arbogast
Robert Forster Dr. Simon
Philip Baker Hall Sheriff Chambers
Anne Haney Mrs. Chambers
Chad Everett Tom Cassidy
Rance Howard Mr. Lowery
Rita Wilson Caroline
James Remar Patrolman
James Le Gros California Charlie
Flea Bob Summerfield
Gus Van Sant Man Talking to Man in Cowboy Hat (uncredited)
Name Job
Gus Van Sant Director
Robert Bloch Novel
Amy E. Duddleston Editor
Christopher Doyle Director of Photography
Bernard Herrmann Original Music Composer
Rick Baker Makeup Artist
Danny Elfman Music Producer
Steve Bartek Conductor, Music Producer
Eliza Coleman Stunts
Saul Bass Title Designer
Phillip J. Bartell Assistant Editor
Doc Kane ADR Mixer
Leslie Shatz Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Robin Bonaccorsi Stunt Double
Kelley Baker Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer
Howard Feuer Casting
Tabby Hanson Stunts
Bruce Franklin First Assistant Director
Buddy Enright Production Supervisor
Marshall Schlom Technical Advisor
Kristen Davis Set Designer
Edward J. Protiva Set Dresser
Kris Fuller Set Dresser
David Golia Camera Operator
Tony Chiu Camera Loader
Larry J. Richardson Best Boy Electric
Chris Culliton Electrician
Bob Anderson Best Boy Grip
Jamie Franta Grip
Charley Gilleran Rigging Grip
Rick Uva Rigging Grip
Cookie Lopez Key Costumer
Beatrix Aruna Pasztor Costume Design
Jack Carpenter Stunts
Janae Louise Marsh Stunts
Conte Mark Matal Second Assistant Director
Robert Hackl Post Production Supervisor
Carlos Barbosa Art Direction
Nicole Koenigsberger Set Designer
Brett C. Smith Leadman
Kelly Berry Set Dresser
Clyde E. Bryan First Assistant Camera
Ron Judkins Production Sound Mixer
Daniel Windels Electrician
Brian Lukas Rigging Gaffer
Mike Schwake Dolly Grip
Brad Gissell Grip
Daniel Coscia Rigging Grip
Erick Brennan Special Effects Coordinator
Frank Helmer Set Costumer
Candy L. Walken Hair Department Head
Glenn Nicol Production Accountant
Jane Goldsmith Script Supervisor
Talley Singer Production Secretary
Helen Hand Assistant Editor
Dixie Webster-Davis Extras Casting
Chris Carpenter Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David A. Cohen Dialogue Editor
Aaron Olsen Assistant Sound Editor
Jim Pasque Foley Recordist
Brent Brooks Music Editor
Cliff Bergman Construction Foreman
Bob McMillian Color Timer
Joseph Stefano Screenplay
Tom Foden Production Design
Elaine L. Offers Makeup Department Head
Stephanie Reaves Stunts
Dany Wolf Unit Production Manager
Hilton A. Green Technical Advisor
Tim Beach Set Designer
Victoria Ruskin Set Designer
Angi Neff Leadman
Glenn H. Roberts Set Dresser
Jay Smith Set Dresser
Suzanne Trucks Second Assistant Camera
David Devlin Gaffer
Marek Bojsza Electrician
Jim Kwiatkowski Key Grip
Brad Boyer Grip
Alexander Griffiths Grip
Mathew Marden Rigging Grip
Vanessa Vogel Costume Supervisor
Gina Monaci Makeup Artist
Edward St. George Hairstylist
Jeff Crandell Location Manager
Noelle Chapin Production Coordinator
Hans Berggren Second Second Assistant Director
Guy Adan Unit Publicist
Rick Kline Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Patrick Winters Sound Editor
Patti Tauscher Foley Editor
Margie O'Malley Foley Artist
Ben Conrad Foley Recordist
Alan Holly ADR Mixer
Victor Anderson Transportation Coordinator
Peter McKernan Sr. Pilot
Robert Jackson Boom Operator
Lana Heying Hairstylist
Timothy Falconer Assistant Location Manager
Kristin Claiborne Assistant Production Coordinator
Meredith Tucker Casting Associate
Suzanne Tenner Still Photographer
Peter Appleton ADR Supervisor
Richard Moore Sound Editor
Concha Solano Assistant Sound Editor
Marnie Moore Foley Artist
Frank Rinella Foley Recordist
Kenneth Karman Supervising Music Editor
Richard J. Bayard Construction Coordinator
Gary Burritt Negative Cutter
Mickey Giacomazzi Stunt Coordinator
Patricia M. Peters Stunts
Amie McCarthy Winn Property Master
Steven Ladish Set Dresser
Matthew W. Mungle Special Effects Key Makeup Artist
Michael 'Gonzo' Gandsey Sound Editor
Alfred Hitchcock In Memory Of
Rosemary Brandenburg Set Decoration
Peter McKernan Jr. Pilot
Name Title
Brian Grazer Producer
Gus Van Sant Producer
Jim Whitaker Associate Producer
Dany Wolf Executive Producer
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Horror fans really should thank Gus Van Sant for his experimental "copy exactly" approach to re-making the horror classic Psycho. Filmmakers have learned that just modernizing the original with a bigger budget takes no creativity and falls into tedium and redundancy which most horror fan's hate. Gus ... Van Sant's Psycho remake, where nearly every scene is "copied exactly," is a perfect example of this. It was simply BORING. Even for those that never saw this first, the pacing is just too slow for the high-octane generations of the 90's and beyond. For a re-make to resonate with an audience that knows the original by heart, it has to deliver a new and different version while staying within the bounds of the original framework. We should be thankful because no director will try this again. For the secret formula to successful horror re-makes, watch 2012's The Evil Dead, 2004's Dawn of the Dead or David Cronenberg's The Fly (1986).

Jun 23, 2021