The trouble with these sequels is that they invariably get compared to the Hitchcock original. You need to look at them separately and judge them that way.
Psycho III is much better than Psycho II. At least there is more TITillation, and even a hint of necrophilia.
Anthony Perkins not only stars again, but this time he directs, and he gives us a film that keeps us interested.
Diana Scarwid, despite the fact that she has an Oscar and Emmy nomination to her credit, was not very interesting. But, at least she got Norman Bates to act a little human.
Jeff Fahey (Grindhouse) was little more interesting. Juliette Cummins was definitely TITillating. Too bad she left the business.
Check it out.
Psycho III is much better than Psycho II. At least there is more TITillation, and even a hint of necrophilia.
Anthony Perkins not only stars again, but this time he directs, and he gives us a film that keeps us interested.
Diana Scarwid, despite the fact that she has an Oscar and Emmy nomination to her credit, was not very interesting. But, at least she got Norman Bates to act a little human.
Jeff Fahey (Grindhouse) was little more interesting. Juliette Cummins was definitely TITillating. Too bad she left the business.
Check it out.