Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Blu-ray provided an excellent picture and sound. Norman Bates is released from the mental hospital and returns home to attempt to live a normal life. Unknown to him the relative of one of his old victim's is out for revenge and will not let him alone. This follow-up movie has an excellent script and the actors and actresses do a good job. This is a very scary movie. Watch it and you won't be disappointed.

Alfred Hitchcocks PSYCHO is a masterpiece and frankly the sequel (directed by Richard Franklin) lives up to the master and then some. The Blu-ray from Shout! Factory has a wealth of interesting extras that are sure to please both die hard and casual fans alike. A film worth revisiting.

Great Follow Up To Hitchcock Classic From 1960 And Worth Adding To Your Collection...

Great classic movie. The picture and audio quality is superb.

Saw this movie years ago and enjoyed it quite a bit. Glad to own on Bluray.

Directed by Richard Frankel, known as the Australian Alfred Hitchcock, provides a large dose of suspense and black humor in this psycho follow up. Anthony Perkins doesn't skip a beat

This is a rare and hidden gem from the early 80’s that shines,

All the psycho movies are a must for all horror fans. They are all great.

Not bad for a sequel. Story gets a little slow at points. But all in all this is a pretty enjoyable film.

This film looks amazing in high definition!! This is one of my all time favorites.

Often overlooked, this is a great sequel to a classic .

But being second to a master peace isn't bad at all.

This is a great way to continue the story of the original.

I think youll be quite blown away by "Psycho II." Tony Perkins is back and the poor boy is trying his best to recover, but the surrounding folks sure dont make it easy for him! His acting is right on the nose, as usual, and the ending is one you'll never, never guess!

Psycho 3 get blasted as one of the worst. Recently i've felt that many people have this new found love for part 2. But part 3 isn't really bad. Go back and watch the phone booth scene. The lighting and way it's shot feels like a giallo. Anthony Perkins first time as a director is a great watch.