Not quite as good as Psycho 2 (which was excellent), this still has a nice performance by Anthony Perkins (who also directed) and some effective scenes. Definitely improves with age!

As good as Psycho II is, part 3 is just as fun. With Anthony Perkins directing and starring, it turned out better than it has any right to be. A solid script and fun acting turns (including a young Jeff Fahey) are celebrated in the numerous extras sprinkled onto Shout! Factory's sterling Blu-ray disc.

Not as good as the first two entries, but highly recommended for fans of the Psycho franchise. Mixes it up a little bit with the story and embraces campy 80's slasher genre along the way. Recommend.

This one gets the least acclaim of the Psycho series, but it really is interesting with the new characters they introduce for Norman to interact with. Breakout performance by Jeff Fahey is the highlight of the film.

Anthony Perkins returns as Norman Bates and also directs this fine thriller about a nun who loses her faith and resides at the infamous motel. The problem for Norman is that she reminds him of Marion Crane.