This was really good. It exceeded my expectations and was awesome. Looks great on Blu-ray and I’m glad I picked this up.

Bates Motel is a modern take on Hitchcock's classic thriller, Psycho in a contemporary setting and TV narrative. It follows a different approach to the central mother and son relationship between Norma and Norman Bates while keeping it faithful to the Hitchcock's film. Set in a pacific coastal community in Oregon, Norma and Norman flee from a troubled life and form a new business and home infamously known as the Bates Motel. However, things go awry when their town has a dangerous crime ring and Norman, now accustomed to his school life with new friends and a return of his long-distant brother, Dylan Bates, develops a disturbed state of mind with his close relationship with Norma and across 5 seasons, dark and shocking events unfold in this arc. The show works mainly for the lead performances for Norma and Norman played by Vera Farmiga and Freddie Highmore who dominate the show. For 5 seasons, you get 10 discs worth of episodes and bonus supplements such as panel discussions with the cast and crew and blooper/gag reels. For digital consumers, they each come with a digital copy code for each season. If you enjoy Psycho and lore behind these characters explored in the sequels or a fan of horror TV, this show remains underrated under the climate of Game of Thrones dominating the landscape of modern TV that it's highly recommended for consumers and fans of Psycho.

When I saw how cheap Best Buy was offering this complete series set for, I had to grab it! If you want to see a very different (sort of) side of the Good Doctor, get ready to be creeped out by this modern take on Psycho's Norman Bates. Also, Vera Farmiga is amazing in her role as Norman's mother. You don't know whether to hate her or love her or both at once.

[Employee of bestbuy] Amazing good captivating story really draws you in and makes you wanna binge

Got to watch the whole series for the first time in the last year. Wanted to have it for future rainy days. Glad to find it on Blu-ray at reasonable price.