I'll never forget the ending reveal in Psycho when it turns out the murderer was Rich Evans all along

"It's funny when she gets hits over the head with a shovel cause she's an old lady" Jay Bauman

If only these characters had watched Surviving Edged Weapons.

"Night, that's when things get darker." - Jay, 2018

Josh’s comment about Indiana Jones aged so well I didn’t realize this video was 4 years old

Finally! They’re reviewing my favorite Vince Vaughn movie!

Norman Bates, my favourite horror villain. I especially like the bit in the first movie where he goes "now you've gone and made me PSYCHO II!", which is why they named the sequel that.

You slid over the absolute most brilliant moment. We're on Marion's side. She gets killed and we're thrown for a loop. We feel for Norman as he cleans up, but we're still thinking, 'Oh poor Marion." He puts her in the car. Puts the car in the swamp. The car starts to sink. The car stops. Bam. Right there, and we're on Norman's side. 'Oh no, he's going to get caught! What's he going to do? How can he fix this?' Then the car continues to sink. But we've already shifted. Now we are completely Team Norman. Brilliant.

I watched Psycho at like 25 without knowing any twist at all. As soon as my husband realized I had no idea, he got so excited and kept watching me for my reactions to everything.

My favorite Hitchcock movie is Rear Window. I couldn't believe how a movie set in one room, mostly looking out a window could swoop me away into movie bliss.

We all go a little mad sometimes..... **Rich Evan's Cackle**

Norman's most insane line: "If you love someone, you don't do that to them, even if you hate them."

I like the Jay and Josh matchup. It’s a change of pace from the Half in the Bag format and truly highlights their love and knowledge of film and film history.

First movie to show a toilet FLUSH. Flush, not just be there.

That shower scene is so ingrained in pop culture that it's a cliche, yet its still intoxicating to watch. Very clever editing and blocking.

Psycho 2 is the greatest sequel that should never exist.

I got the magical treat of showing Psycho to my girlfriend, who had literally no idea what the movie was about. I was in the same boat as Jay, having the whole movie spoiled for me before I even saw it, so getting to vicariously experience a first time viewing was pretty great.

The first toilet to show a movie flushing was Space Cop.

I’m always kind of spooked out by the explanation scene at the end. It feels like telling scary stories at camp or something. It gives me this notion that yeah, we may be safe now, together in this room, but there’s shit out there and we can’t just stay here forever. I actually really like it.

That shining t-shirt....

This reminds of an episode Star Trek

17:43 I love that scene between Norman and Marion and the way the camera angles change as the scene progresses. It starts off as a pretty standard 2-shot, with the camera going back and forth between the same camera angles. But when Marion recommends that Norman institutionalize his mother, Norman starts getting upset and the camera angles start to change, including the stuffed animals, more ominous lighting and signifying that something important is happening.

Fact: People in the 50s and 60s, and even beyond, would just go into a movie whenever, watch the rest of it, and then watch the next showing up to the point where they began watching. Seriously. I know, it's nuts. A friend of mine's mother even did that with him as a kid in the 80s. Like, they'd walk in to Back To The Future at the point where George McFly falls out of the tree, and then they'd watch through that showing, and THEN they'd see the beginning of the movie last!

Cracking a cold one with the spooky boys

Norman Bates was supposed to be a fat middle-aged gross guy. Vince Vaughn: "Hold my beer."

THAT SHIRT! You have a shirt of the most terrifying thing in the entirety of The Shining. That scene still perplexes me.

This movie literally BROKE NEW GROUND...it actually did

Psycho was the first film to show a toilet flush, not just a toilet. So the trailer didn't break any new ground, the movie did.

Beverly D'Angelo's rack was an 80's icon.

"At night things get darker"- Jay

The painting Norman uses to conceal the peephole is apparently “Susanna and the Elders”, based on the Bible story of a woman secretly observed bathing.

That kid gets no tip!

Saw this in high school in film class. I still remember a girl gasping with her hands over her mouth when the dead mother is revealed.

Psycho 2 is a great sequel with Perkins effortlessly recreating Norman Bates. Richard Franklin was a Hitchcock scholar and it showed. Sadly the rest of the franchise couldn't maintain the quality, although Perkins third film does have it's moments

Fun Fact: The Bates house is based on Edward Hopper’s painting “House by the Railroad” (1925)

I love Jay and Josh nerding out on horror movies.

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I have to say, this is a case where I'm glad I grew up an oblivious millennial. I never really heard much about Psycho past the famous shower scene, so it shocked and amazed me the first time I saw it as an adult. You better understand how this movie terrified people in the 60's, it's definitely more frightening when you go into it blind.

Re:View is maybe my favorite RLM series. I love watching people discuss movies they love, especially movies that may fall outside of the general mainstream appreciation window. I know PSYCHO doesn't really qualify in this regard, but hearing Jay and Josh talk about these films in-depth, in a manner more intellectual and deep than the usual YOOOO HAHA WEIRD BUT TRUE HEY HEY KZfaqr approach is legitimately enriching and delightful. Thanks to RLM for keeping things smart and dumb at the same time!

A boy’s best friend is his rich evans....

"Norman isn't there anymore" I'm gonna rob a bank and when the cops come for me i'll tell them it was my alter ego Countess Boochie Flagrante

Psycho is great and all but it's no Lycan Colony....

That "the shining" shirt is breaking my concentration every time it´s on screen. That scene! -_-

I guess I'm one of those rare people who watched Psycho without knowing anything about it. A relative got me to start watching old movies and I saw this when I was maybe around 15 because he recommended it. And it's one of those movies that I wish I could erase my memory of it and experience it all over again. I envy anyone who doesn't know what it's about, or sees any Hitchcock film for the first time. Every single time I watch the parlor scene, even the first time, I rewind it over and over. One of the greatest written, acted, and directed scenes ever.

I believe it's that it was the first time a toilet was shown FLUSHING, not just having a toilet somewhere in a shot.

My favorite Hitchcock movie. I was lucky enough to see it blind when I was 12 or so.

21:08 was the biggest spook of the video when Jay looked me right in the eyes. Eye contact is my biggest fear.

4:08 Your probably not far off - because if I remember straight (from reading plenty of bios on Hitch) it was basically Hitchcock's way of aping William Castle. His films along with a plethora of other cheap thrillers and horror films were flooding the market at the time and Hitchcock saw this as sort of a challenge. Could he make a cheap sorted B-thriller? It wouldn't be the first time Hitchcock saw a popular trend in film and try to make one himself just to see if he could (3D with Dial M for Murder as one example). He made sure that he did it with the TV crew to keep cost down to pretty much guarantee a return in case it was not a huge success - especially after experiencing some costly flops the decade before (Vertigo was especially a thorn in his side at this point).

Some weird Psycho 2 trivia: Meg Tilly didn't want to do a full nude shot, so they got a body double for her. They got her younger sister, who hadn't really been in movies at the time. Yet. The end credits simply say Meg Tilly's body double was named "Jennifer."

Meg Tilly and Anthony Perkins didn't get along during shooting. He even called for her firing.

The reason I feel that Norman was generally accepted back by the town was based on what the sheriff said about him in the first movie. He said he knew Norman all his life and was surprised that he was being unresponsive when he spoke with him offscreen at the end of the movie, and his wife also helped pick a dress for Mrs Bates' funeral, implying that the family was friendly with some people in the community. I mean, when we first see Norman, he seems like a nice guy, so that may be how the people saw him.

I didnt expect psycho 2 to actually look good, I just thought it would be some cash grab made for name recognition.

'At night that's when things get darker' - Jay Bauman

I actually DID see this movie without knowing anything about it. My dad just refused to answer any questions I had while it was on. I was scared, fascinated and absolutely blown away.

"Ed Gein is the gift that keeps on giving" - Jay Bauman

I’ve been binging RLM for the last couple weeks. This pleases me.

Just wanted to say that Josh’s shirt is fantastic.

I was lucky enough to see Psycho without knowing what any of it was about the first time I saw it. Admittedly I was 8 and the babysitter who had put it on was later arrested for stealing ladies underwear from washing lines. But hey-ho, I'm out of therapy now.

I thought Psycho wasn't the first to show a toilet, but the first to show a toilet open and flush.

That High Anxiety parody was pretty funny

I really love Anthony Perkins, not only was he a wonderful actor, his sons are super talented, Oz's Blackcoat's Daughter might be my favorite horror movie of the modern era

This is a super cool discussion. As someone who never knew about the Psycho sequels it's really interesting to get the cliffnotes version and some commentary on them. Jay/Josh discussions on weird obscure movies are some of my favourites.

I loved how they deal with exposition in the beginning, with shots of Janet Lee in the car driving and the voiceover of the other chars telling whats happening, like shes going over things in her head.

That shot of Josh in the shining shirt is kinda great. It's like he's watching past the camera and the shirt is looking right into it.

Josh: [about bellybuttons] "Most people have them." Confirmed. Josh is an android and/or alien and/or clone.

"At night, that's when things get darker." - Jay Bauman, 2018

41:32 "At night, that's when things...get darker." - Jay

I find it extremely fascinating that the prototype for the Slasher sub-genre is practically the only villain that redeems himself eventually. Every other slasher is essentially a proxy for the "big movie monster" that people enjoy watching cause chaos and mayhem. What makes it even more entertaining is that he's actually treated as a human being, one that makes mistakes, has flaws, and isn't nearly as black and white as The Shape or Freddie, or even Jason who was also at the whims of his mother. I dunno man, I just really like the depth of Norman as a character and the Psycho series in general.

Psycho II is a really good movie that happens to have one of the funniest endings I've ever seen.

This is just awesome to watch.

I watched Psycho on late night tv when I was about 12. I knew absolutely nothing about it. I can confirm that it was frigging terrifying. I genuinely had no clue where it was going. Part way through it just changed. I was disturbed by the film for a very long time afterwards. I can't say I enjoyed it. But I couldn't turn it off. Nothing in this world has affected me like Psycho.

Jay dresses real fresh in this one.

Awesome! Please consider to re:view the Hannibal Franchise.

I bake pies at the coffee shop I own and I watch a steady stream of RLM to keep me going throughout the day. You guys rock, thank you!

I'm loving that Shining shirt

Josh's T shirt game strong.

Once again, this is my favorite combo for re:view. Josh and Jay are probably the most analytical and well-spoken reviewers on youtube. I want more of these two doing horror reviews not going to lie.

ReView is becoming my favorite RLM series. Love seeing the boys reviewing stuff they're actually passionate about. Yet there's also few things more satisfying than watching them trash a lot of the contemporary drek Hollywood shits out on Half in the Bag. Wait, I love "Best of the Worst" too. Now I'm just confused and rambling.

I was totally fooled by Psycho 2. I was dead certain it was Norman.

Another unknown horror movie made about Ed Gein is the criminally underrated "Deranged" from 1974 (Bob Clark unofficially worked on the movie). I highly recommend it.

I went on a Hitchcock frenzy a while back but North By Northwest is probably my favorite. It's still funny as hell!

It flushed new ground!!!

I highly recommend seeing the original "Psycho" in a movie theater, especially in 35mm. The brilliant subtleties of Anthony Perkins's performance are more apparent on that big screen and it really wowed and impressed me. Great video, guys!

Love seeing all their old Halloween episodes floating through the algorithm again this October ^__^

I legit didn't know anything about Phsyco before I watched it, and it was amazing

Crane flushes the toilet, which was a first. I'm pretty sure there have been movies with toilets in them before Psycho.

That Shining shirt is on point

Layla Loomis sounds like a comic book villian who fell into an industrial loom and is now able to control fabric for some reason. She's actually super broken because she's able to alter the fabric of time.

Josh and Jay is my favourite re:View duo, guys know their shit, y'all.

13:00 You left Police Academy 3 out of the Parodies. It's funny cause It's Zed (Bobcat Goldwath ) screaming at Sweetchuck. :P

I'm catching Psycho for my first time on the big screen next week. Super excited for a Jay and Josh video on this classic (and damn fun series)

45 min long? Two parts? Yaaaasssssss

Continued in part twoooooooooo 🍺🍺🍺🥃🍷🥂🍻🍺

That was a darn good re:View.

12:53 - "You couldn't even put a belly-button on TV, and *most* people have one!" WHAT DO YOU KNOW THAT I DON'T, JOSH

Would love to see an Event Horizon re:View.

At 27:01 translation from b/w to color with movie transition. Tiny details like this are why RLM is best on site by far. Thx for the attention to detail.

15:24 What the...? I like to come back and watch this re:View around Halloween time. Did they make you mute the Re-Animator music because of copyright issues? If they did, that'd be pretty hilarious considering they totally ripped off the Psycho music wholesale. 😂

I saw the original for the first time the other day and so decided to look up videos about it. This is hilarious and you guys make some great points

Holy SHIT Jay looks stunning