Connections
Followed by
Remade as
Edited into
opening scene is the shower scene from the first movie
clip shown during the pre-show.
Segment American Psycho refers to the movie and uses the music, and features scenes from both the movie and trailer.
scenes are taken from this film
Spin-off
References
character of Janet Leigh gets in trouble in lonely motel
Referenced in
The honeymooning couple stops at the "Baites" Motel, which uses the same exterior as the one in the movie.
Replicates a shot of a shower head
Poster visible with french title "Psychose"
A beautiful naked woman is attacked and murdered by a psycho killer in a bathroom.
The movie poster (Italian version) can be seen outside of Cinecittà Studios.
Talked about during the interview.
has a scene where a man stabs a woman to death in a shower
A traumatized and deranged individual murders a pretty woman after she takes a shower.
mentioned by Millie.
The killing of Gromek strongly resembles Psycho when the peasant wife uses the big knife and stab Gromek.
Anthony Perkins, star of both films, stands to the right peering through an open space on a store bookshelf. Prominently displayed on the left side of the frame is a copy of "Alfred Hitchcock's Monster Museum."
Arthur Pimm's character is much like that of Norman Bates, particularly for the fact that his mother is a corpse in a dress.
He spies on women through a wall in a room full of taxidermied animals and his mom comes in and tells him to stop - later he see that his mom is apparently dead.....
mentioned during the Irm Hermann scene: "I want sunglasses that the policeman wears in Psycho with Janet Leigh"
Referenced during the barber scene
Eli refers to the title by name.
iconic music played during horror scene
the famous shower scene is immitated in this film
Very similar music
the shrieking violins that accompany Cathryn's stabbing of Marcel and the final shot of the water streaming out of the shower head
gothic locations and house
controlling mother has died and body kept around, her voice imitated by son
scene where the grandmother stabs the soldier withe the knitting needles is filmed like the murder in the shower in psycho
Features a scene where a man is killed while showering by an assailant holding a knife in the same manner as Norman Bates.
Anthony Perkins very attached to "mother."
Bernard Herrmann's theme is played in scenes featuring Mary's father.
Several key plot points and the staging of the first murder
Ted mentions the movie by name.
"I had inspired my movements in the shower scene from Psycho."
Bernard Herrmann's theme is played over the opening credits
Ralph Malph ruins the ending of the movie as the Cunninghams start to leave for the theater.
mentioned in several skits
Surprise attack of "mother" vs. the detective at the top of the stairs.
One of Barbara and Tom's top 20 films.
scene with girl in shower who is attacked by person with knife is a homage
Multiple references: A Psycho poster can be seen in the background in one scene; Aunt Annie's stabbing on the staircase is designed to resemble the shower murder; and the music imitates Bernard Herrmann's score in some moments.
The indentations in the bed Helena Markos lies on, as well as her voice (similar to "Mother"'s)
Jeanette Nolan, who voiced Ellie Mae, used the voice she had 'faked' for Norma Bates to fit her character better.
A dead old person on a chair.
Mentioned during the monologue
A carboard cutout of the famous director has a "cameo" during the scenes in London. He hides behind a door, very much like his cameo in this movie.
Bloody murder in a bathroom.
Sam Loomis is the name of Bates' first victim Marion Crane's boyfriend.
Shower scene and old woman ("mother") sitting by fire
A disturbed man, who lives in a big old house, keeps hidden a embalmed corpse in a room.
A traumatized individual hides the remains of a dead person in a secret place.
A poster of Hitchcock's PSYCHO can be seen in the film
Old and dark house, shot of a mysterious woman in a window and hidden corpses in a room.
Tense shower scene.
blood circling down the drain turns into close-up of an eye
Contains many references to Psycho (Franklin later even directed the sequel, Psycho II).
Psycho's name is Francis. Francis is Norman Bates' middle name in Psycho.
Voyeurism, shower scene, a pretty woman and a psychopath.
A disturbed person spies on a beautiful woman while she takes a shower.
The discovery of Dr. Mixter's body
Colt and Howie stay at a 'Bates Motel' and subsequently discuss 'Psycho'
The famous shower scene was imitated. Only the knife was replaced by a tightly tied bunch of flowers, bottom end of which looked like a knife. The soundtrack of this scene was also same. Another instance of this soundtrack can be heard earlier in the movie.
An isolated house, a solitary and deranged individual, cruel killings and hidden corpses.
Libby says that Herbert's shower curtain looks like the one Janet Leigh got stabbed in Psycho.
Repressive mother, disturbed son and hidden corpse.
Checking the registry at the motel, and other lines of dialogue
Girls in showers, voyeurism and a dangerous stalker.
Presence of a bird statue hovering over a significant object in 2 scenes
The family's Mother is deceased, stuffed and sits in a rocking chair, family members act as if she's still alive
Referenced by Siskel and Ebert as they discuss "Psycho II" (1983).
Acknowledged in the end credits.
Jack says he "sometimes feels like a regular Norman Bates"
Title referenced in dialogue.
Big house, shower scene and a sinister old woman.
Murder in a shower.
shower scene
Scene in shed resembles 'mother' in cellar.
Face mentions this movie by name.
Silhouette/shadow of a murder weapon approaching a victim screaming.
The film is mentioned in a conversation
Anthony Perkins appears as a psychotic killer in drag, who's subdued right before he can attack the main character.
The character of Norman Baines is a reference to Norman Bates, a version of Bernhard Herrmann's original score and the famous Bates House are also used in the episode.
Girl in a shower, voyeurism and a mysterious killer. Also, Vera Miles appears in both films.
The father and son in the Frightnight segment are watching a horror movie on TV (one made for this film, not a real one) featuring a shower scene and music inspired by Psycho.
Bathroom scene is referenced.
Laura remarks that a castle in the episode reminds her of the house in Psycho, and later the episode imitates the staircase murder.
in the car chase scene,we see the anxiety at the womans face when she understands that she's being followed by someone.she looks at the mirror all the time and music that reminds the one of psycho can be heard
The opening shower scene, particularly the blood draining down the shower drain, is an homage to Psycho.
The peephole scene pays homage.
A tape recording reveals Dr. Logan to be talking to his dead mother - with him answering in her role as well.
When Pee Wee discovers that his bike is missing, the background music is the same violin riff as was played in the famous shower scene in Psycho
shot of the shower
Close-up of blood spiraling into a drain after a murder.
The film's musical score is almost nothing but a remix of Psycho's.
The shower scene appears in an animated version.
Blood in plughole in shower scene
The "spooky old house" the man goes into at the end of the film, resembles the Bates mansion in Psycho (1960).
Michael mentions Hitchcock, Devon mentions Psycho
Shower scene.
Larry makes a reference to Psycho with the line regarding Tony Perkins in a housedress with a kitchen knife.
The film is mentioned by name.
Character says Stromboli Airlines looks like the Bates Motel.
Mrs. Ochmonek is trying to watch Psycho, which is on TV.
the score is parodied when a murder is committed
A poster is visible and the shower scene is referenced.
Professor Knowby's dead wife is said to be in the "fruit cellar"; already listed in the trivia section
The shower scene is a clumsy homage to /ripoff of the one in Psycho
violin shower scene music plays when the wooden Indian raises his knife
Shower scene from "Psycho" is referenced in three scenes from "Psychos In Love". Also, Joe and Kate rent this film in a video store.
Copied sequence
A director who resembles Hitchcock assures an actress she did as well as Janet Leigh in her shower scene in Psycho.
After being urged to read a self-help book by a guy named Norman, Lillian rants something like, "What does he suggest, that I move to California, open up a motel and stab women while they're taking a shower?"
Movie title is mentioned.
Mentioned by name.
The opening scene and the shower scene are remade, and the music is used.
Shower scene
Rimmer calls Kryten "the android version of Norman Bates".
The name of the character Norman Perkins is derived from Psycho (1960) star Anthony Perkins and the character that made him famous, Norman Bates.
Domineering and oppressive old woman, traumatized young person.
The playhouse is a replica of the house from "Psycho."
When Willie says to ALF, "The whole thing is psychosomatic," ALF asks, "Psychosomatic? What's that? A food processor at the Bates Motel?"
Norman Bates mentioned on Fangoria magazine
Actors speak about these Movie
Simon Macalintal and his mother resembles that of Norman Bates.
mentioned trying to remember the title of Citizen Kane
Crow: (as Mrs. Bates) Norman, I told you not to bother guests.
Sean compares Marls' mansion to Norman Bates' house.
"Norman get away from the window"
Referenced during 'Theater Styles'
Score frequently references Psycho theme
Reference to the Bates motel in dialogue
Fred is seen wearing a Bates Motel t-shirt after they return from his and Bernice's vacation.
Ben Elton mentions Norman Bates
strings heard while person is stabbed in shower
Rip-off of the shower scene
part of the the title can be seen on a collage
Elmyra trying to bathe Dizzy in the shower is a direct parody of the film.
Screeching violins, like those in "Psycho," are heard as Shelly cuts into her chicken with a butcher knife.
The house in the "Bad Dream House" segment is based on the house from Psycho's appearence.
The Psycho theme is briefly played
Dr. Forrester: "Norman Bates gave me that."
Storyboards for it are shown, Robert Bloch is introduced as the author of the novel, Saul Bass is incorrectly identified as the director of the shower scene.
the game borrows music from the film
There is a scene where a woman is stabbed to death in the shower. Fittingly, the victim's shower curtain has the "psycho" silhouette on it, as well as a framed picture of Janet Leigh in the bathroom.
Title shown in movie collage behind concession stand.
Crow: (while a character is taking a shower) Norman, Norman.
One character refers to Norman Bates
"Mother! Oh god, Mother!"
Joel: "Then one day, Kay fiddled with accounts payable, took a long drive into the country, and got Cabin A at the Bates Motel."
When Al sees the 2,500 $ portrait of Peggy, music from this film can be heard.
Servo: Mrs. Bates? Mrs. Bates? Crow: Norman?
Norman Bates mentioned.
The title is mentioned.
Poster at burger restaraunt.
This episode is takes place on the set of this film and the title is referred to by the characters.
Garth imitates the shower scene violin screeches while stabbing a figure he's made out of donuts.
A wig and a knife (similar to the ones Norman Bates uses), as well as a key to cabin 1, can be seen at Sir Wilfred's home.
Al notices the similarity between the names Norma Bates and Norman Bates, the Anthony Perkins character from this movie.
Lionel is subservient to his mother.
The sequence when John Lithgow watches a car sink into a lake is an homage to the same scene from Psycho, with Lithgow smoking a cigarette instead of munching on the candy that Anthony Perkins' character prefers.
"I even took a shower. Janet Leigh would be proud of me."
Norman Bates listed as N. Bates in the file cabinets.
Yeardley Smith is credited as "Yeardley 'Psycho' Smith."
homage
Mentioned by name.
Joe rents this movie.
Crow: Check the Bates Motel.
When Skinner looks home to his mother, the house is the famous Psycho house and the sillouette of his mother can be seen in the window just like in this film. The music is similar to the film and Skinner starts talking to his mother even though she isn't there in a mad way, just like this film.
Screeching violins are heard as Mr. Bean pretends to stab the old lady on the staircase.
Shower scene is indirectly referenced during a fire.
In the credits of The 7th Guest, the following appears: "All cast members of the 7th Guest stayed at the luxurious Bates Motel."
A tracking shot to the shaving cream can with the embryos being buried in mud while Nedry is being attacked off-screen resembles a similar shot in Psycho where, immediately after the famous shower murder, our attention is called to the envelope of money Marion Crane had embezlled.
Theme hummed
Crow (as Mrs. Bates): "Who's the girl, Norman?"
Stella Bates used to own a motel just like Norman Bates in "Psycho"
Crow and Joel hum the "screeching violins" piece as a character showers.
The famous music from the shower scene in "Psycho" plays when Bell attacks Packer.
Feathers McGraw believes to be a chicken, just as Norman Bates believes to be his mother. The way that the scenes are structured is largely based on Hitchcock style.
The camera angles and lighting used in Sideshow Bob's hotel when he plans how to kill Bart are inspired by this. Also, Sideshow Bob is staying at the Bates Motel.
In "The Boids," Alfred Hitchcock's assistant is named "Norman," and his physical appearance resembles Anthony Perkins.
The score includes music from "Psycho".
Seen on video store shelf in 'Video Review'
Daniel states he's like Norman Bates as he puts on his wig.
Servo: (as Mrs. Bates) Norman.
Crow: "Mother, no!"
Roger Ebert mentions that "Peeping Tom" (1960) came out the same year as this movie.
Mentioned during 'Psycho Ward Eleven'
Cody tells Dana he wanted to take a taxidermy course after seeing Psycho
Mike: "Mother, no!"
Music, when Inspector Wörmer murders Joyce and when Kalinka is in Joyce's appartment. It closely resembles that famous string-motive
The haunted house the Simpsons visit is made too look exactly like the famous house from Psycho.
The crazed gunner in Duckman's day dream goes crazy after Duckman spilled tomatoe juice on the floor and quoting Norman Bates from the film.
The Bates house is used; includes several veiled references to the film.
The shot of Marcellus turning his head to see Butch in his car is taken directly from Psycho.
In the final scene where Dylan stabs Freddy's tongue outside the oven, you can hear the famous shower scene music.
Forrester: A boy's best friend is his mother.
Blight's hideout resembles the infamous house.
Mike: "Mrs. Bates wants her hair back."
Crow (as Norman Bates): "Oh, Mother! Blood!"
A collector of macabre memorabilia mentions this movie while being questioned by the detectives who are investigating an apparent serial killing.
Phoebe does the theme music to this movie.
Snow White visits a hotel in the woods where a young man and his "mother" live, the sign for the place says "Ye Bates Inn". The man tells Snow White she'll need a room with a private shower.
Crow (as Mrs. Bates): "Norman? Are you there?"
Andy refers to a suspect as Norman Bates
Silouetted blade-wielding figure pulls back shower curtain to attack person in shower, blood spiralling down drain, as in Psycho.
The film is mentioned by name.
when a man is about to chop a woman in the bathtub with an axe, some violins are heard on the soundtrack
The Psycho house can be seen in one of the scenes
The shower scene music from the movie is played during a "terrifying" scene.
Crow (as Mrs. Bates): "Norman?"
Screeching violins are heard as Slappy raises a knife to try to crack open the walnut.
The shower scene background music is playing during a "terrifying" scene.
Mike the TV impersonates Norman Bates
Ad above the main entrance of the theater.
On Chapter 4, when Curtis tells Max the waiter that there has been another murder, Max says: "You work at the freaking Bates' motel".
"Mother! Blood!"
"Mrs. Bates, Can Norman come out to play?"
The "haunted house" the family stay is an exact copy of the Bates home.
After the Trio is electrocuted, they form into the Bates Motel sign.
End credits: "Norman 'Bates' McLeod"
The shower scene background music is played during a terrifying scene.
The interior of Skinner's house is identical to the famous Psycho house, a reference to Skinner's relationship with his mother.
Billy Loomis quotes the line "We all go a little mad sometimes" and says "Anthony Perkins, Psycho".
mentioned once
Film mentioned
An orchestra of string players are playing the screeching string music from Psycho on a bus.
Mike: "They're filming 'Psycho" on the sound stage next door."
Annie (to Richard): "What kinda weirdo hangs around with someone else's mother? Who are you, Norman Bates?"
When Ernest is tied and bagged and dragged from the plane, he mumbles something about a movie where a woman gets killed in a shower.
Hommage
Mike: This really is disappointing as the follow up to Psycho.
Closing credits: "Norman 'Bates' Mcleod"
As Al introduces his home movie, screeching violins like those in "Psycho" are heard.
The murder house looks exactly like the house in 'Psycho'.
The son of the motel clerk dresses up as the statue of liberty for halloween. He told his mom he was tired of dressing up as Norman and this was his way to express his liberation.
Dawson: Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Universal, 1960. Little known fact: Did you know that Hitchcock surprised Janet Leigh with freezing cold water in order to get her to scream so effectively?
Dawson mentions the film
"Norman? Is that you, Norman?"
Ludwig & Coco watch it on video and talk about
At the end, Ruby says when they finished filming OJ gave her a 'surprise' which she thinks was his idea of a joke. We see her opening her hotel room door to OJ who 'slashes' at her with a banana while imitating the shower scene violin screeches.
Janet Leigh, who played Marion Crane in Psycho, drives the same Ford she did in Psycho and a snippet from Bernard Herrman's Psycho score can be heard as she talks to Laurie by her car.
Mentioned by Mark in mexican restaurant.
A person is credited as "Norman 'Bates' MacLeod" in refernece to Norman Bates, the character from this movie.
Elliot and Dennis discuss it.
similar opening shower scene/mentioned
When Monica and Rachel think they are being attacked in the storage room, Psycho-style music plays.
Ty says his father "has gone all Norman Bates" about Peri's memoirs.
Shower scene music played when fake liver in esky uncovered on bus.
When Monica drops the knife on Chandler's foot, the music played in the shower scene from the film is played.
mentioned once
in Tony's dream, a chair spins around to reveal his mother
A bathtub murder recalls the famous shower scene.
One of the movies Blowen ruined by shouting at the screen.
When Laleen gets killed in the shower, a theme similar to he one from Psycho is heard.
When Laurie gasps after Eric tells her he saw their parents having sex, the music of the famous shower scene from "Psycho" is played.
Mike: "It's the Bats Motel."
Mike: The Dukes of Dixieland also did the Psycho soundtrack.
The filmmaker takes considerable trouble to arrange for Saïd to be stabbed to death in the shower.
the shower scene
mentioned once
Duane Benzy hiding a knife behind his back followed by Psyco-ish music.
As a halloween-themed credit, someone is credited as Norman "Bates" MacLeod onscreen in reference to the main character Norman Bates in this film.
mentioned in dialogue
Curtis Hanson mentions Anthony Perkins' portrayal of Norman Bates.
one of the charactors name is normen
VHS tape visible in Leer's rooom
Musical theme played and identified in dialog
Murder in the shower scene is referenced.
Mr and Mrs Tweedy's farmhouse resembles Norman Bate's house on the hill.
Bobby's "We all go a little crazy (mad) sometimes.." towards end of film.
A high-angle shot shows Claire falling out of the bathtub and ripping off the shower curtain.
young man is dressing to look like his dead mother and kills with a knife
mentionned once
Angel says "68 rooms, 68 vacancies". Later we meet Judy, a young woman who stole a lot of money from a bank and regrets it. But she never leaves the hotel, that is host to evil, alive.
Becker tells Linda about the film's plot, and mentions both Alfred Hitchcock and Anthony Perkins.
poster in living room
Norman MacLeod's onscreen halloween credit for this episode is "Norman 'Bates' MacLeod" in reference to the main character's name from this film.
A poster can be seen.
I was very influenced by Hitchcock's style and the main character's multiple personalities were inspired by Norman Bates
Rory says that she watched the film earlier that day.
The scene where the boy imitates Norman Bates when he makes fun of Gretchen's father stabbing her mother, complete with the sound effects
Jack: "... but I didn't know she was ... " [mimes stabbing]
While discussing a teenager with an attitude problem, another teenager mentions he's likely to crazy and makes stabbing motions while imitating the famous screeching sounds from "Psycho." Even the closed-captioning references "Psycho" at this point.
mentioned once
Simon likens Stephen's house to the Bates Motel.
Lukas calls the situation at his home to be "Psycho 5".
Willy makes the screeching violin noise as he stabs the air
when a guy is about to be stabbed in the shower, the music imitates the shrieking violins
Mentioned on TV
The famous string score is heard when Sully tries to evade Boo in the men's bathroom.
Joey mentions the plot of the film
Excerpt from the film's soundtrack is used
Misty says the shower scene in this movie scared her
hanging light bulb in basement knocked into as dead body is discovered
the house
When Brian appears in the shower, he tells Justin to relax as it's not "that kind of shower scene", referencing the film.
on theater marquee
After Lilja has been raped in the shower. she sits with her head against the wall, like Janet Leigh in Psycho. The showercurtain is also torn down, like in Psycho
Lexie mentions the Bates Motel
Charlie imitates the theme song and makes stabbing gestures.
The narrator mentions Psycho.
Bates Motel joke.
Character says something like"its the house from Psycho"
After Aric hides in the shower and stabs a girl who is entering the shower, he calls the act "a reverse 'Psycho' thing"
The shower scene music plays when they are about to shave each others heads.
a woman mentions the Bates Motel
Briefly mentioned by the narrator
Norman Bates is mentioned
Camera shot: spinning down to and up from Gandalf's eye.
Video footage of a woman getting murdered in the shower, and blood flowing into the drain.
mentioned in documentary
alluded to in dialogue
a parody of the Psycho theme song can be heard in the background
signature strings prominent in soundtrack
character mentions it by name
Payne compares his relationship with his mother as "too much Norman Bates.".
Shower scene from "Psycho" is referenced in two scenes from "Cheerleader Massacre".
The clue of the pink flier advertising the Hitchcock retrospective is found not entirely flushed down the toilet, like the clue found in the toilet in Hitchcock's Psyco.
mentioned once
37 minutes into the film, Charlie enters the bathroom, when the older films famous screeching violins are heard.
The film is mentioned.
The line "wouldn't hurt a fly" in the context of a police interrogation.
Rick is seen wearing a t-shirt with a photo of Janet Leigh on it from the shower scene in Psycho.
mentionned once
The famous score from the film is played when Darla enters the dentist's office.
musical score
The two lead characters do impersonations from Psycho.
Elliot refers to Clark as Norman Bates.
Featured on theater marquee.
A character has the poster for this on the wall of his writing workspace.
stabbing scene from Colin Firth with Aurelia
film clip
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
Closing credits: "Norman 'Bates' MacLeod"
background music in horror movie
Shower scene
Referenced by Rob Zombie
This title is referenced in my documentary.
mentioned once
shot of hand gripping shower curtain, overhead shot of body on bathroom floor
The score and camera angles when Liz falls to the floor.
The scene where Britanny Daniel decides not to go in the shower pokes fun at the shower scene in Psycho (1960).
"I had Norman Bates for a teacher"
After the Asylum there is a place with lots of bodies, hidden in the bushes is a phone, if you pick up the phone you hear a voice that sounds exactly like Anthony Perkins reciting dialogue from Psycho: "Mother! Oh God, Mother! Blood! Blood!".
Police officer with sunglasses staring into side window of car
...
When searching Martin Asher's house,Leclair opens a shower curtain just like Norman Bates in Psycho (1960)
Famous shower scene theme is heard
The title is listed in the "Carrie" article.
Mr. Langlois shows an authentic prop skull he received from Hitchcock himself. The skull was used in the filming of Psycho
Referenced as one of Shyamalans favorite films.
music, Norman Bates reference
mentioned once
"It's like Freddy, Jason, or Norman."
When Jill enters the church study, she sees a woman with gray hair, tied in a bun, sitting on a chair, facing the wall. Jill calls out to her, only to find out that the woman is not quite alive. It's an exact copy of the climatic scene from "Psycho."
A scene where a murderer approaches his would-be victim with a knife is an obvious reference to psycho.
After reinacting one of their favorite horror movies, Ruby decides he wants to take a shower and tells Sally that she could play "Norman".
On WCTR in The First "Lonely Hearts with Christy Mcintyre" A man calls in and says "I'm watching you Marion in the shower" Which is a refrence to the shower scene in Psycho and Marion Crane who is killed in the shower in the movie
A fly crawls across a doll's hand. We hear his inner thoughts say, "I would never hurt a fly." An earlier scene has a stabbing of a woman in the shower, who drags a curtain down with her.
A psychopathic murderer is also being driving by a mannequin he thinks is his mother and talks to (with himself).
DVD case is shown.
Bernard has a poster of this film in the room with the ping pong table.
quote from night club scene - "it was like a scene out of Psycho"
terror in motel shower
When he drives into the motel and takes a shower, you can see a billboard with a hand holding something similar to a knife, like it is held in the showerscene in Psycho
Dialogue about a mother possibly being like Mrs. Bates.
brief shower scene in the cabin pays homage to Hitchcock
References to the shower scene and a poster from the movie is shown
videotape in stack
Bates motel mentioned
Shower Scene
In the very beginning, Kate's arrival at the Motel and then the shower scene.
When they see a wall with photographs of the kidnapped persons Lois says: "That's a little Norman Bates."
The famous bathroom murder scene
mentioned once
shower scene music heard as friend says "Kill, Jeana, kill."
mentioned when talking about Anthony Perkins
The footage of the shower head in the Mike Teavee song was the same exact shower head from Psycho
several times when a knife is pulled out, high pitched violins are heard
House, Mother, Taxidermy
Characters are named after the real names of the actors in Psycho.
A promo is shown and Hitchock gives a tour of the set
Beaver is fake stabbed with the "ree! ree!" sound
in several scenes.
Referenced by name
Mentioned by girls in conversation.
NORMAN "BATES" MACLEOD
In "Experimental Film", the swinging lightbulb is from the famous penultimate scene in this movie.
Norman Bates mentioned
Stewart James mimics a repetitive stabbing motion, accompanied by a musical sting from the shower scene.
Movie is mentioned and discussed
Referenced by title, music & shower scene
dialogue
a girl does a stabbing motion and makes the violin sound (reee! reee!) from the shower scene
when someone is seen holding a knife, the shower scene music plays/a girl is killed in the bathroom and pulls down the shower curtains before she dies/last scene has the killer in jail looking at camera as double identity speaks
When Fairuza Balk's character reminisces about the shower she just took while being hassled by Walker, she mimes the infamous stabbing move from Psycho.
gabe and anna try to figure out pete and donna they say she might have a mother son relationship like in psycho
Frank Cox mentions the film.
Cited as the movie that scared Steve Byrne the most.
A Score Identical to the samous Score from Psycho is heard when two characters are scared of a spider and are fearing it
Lorelai says she was screaming like Janet Leigh in Psycho.
Transvestite killer's dead mother appears as rotting corpse in chair, revealed when turned around by female character.
chair is spun around and there is a dead body in it
when the mother sees the wire hangers, the shower scene music plays
security man grabs knife and makes shower scene stabbing sounds
correct response in "AFI's Top 100 Movie Quotes" category
shrieking violins during stabbing
during scary scenes, the violins from the shower scene play
The famous stabbing scene
It is mentioned in a magazine. Also, photograph is shown.
One sequence mimics the famous shower scene.
violin shower scene music plays when a dead body falls through the ceiling
the violins when the toilet starts backing up
Title referenced.
When Madolyn listens to the tape in the livingroom, Sullivan takes a shower, where we see several shots identical to the shower scene in Psycho
Ryan looks through the keyhole and watches Tiffany as she takes off her clothes, getting ready to take a shower.
Mentioned in dialogue.
when Kevin is mad at someone, he stabs a plate with a plastic knife and makes the violin stabbing sound from the shower scene
movie guy mentions Norman Bates and a line from this movie
Garcia mentions this movie.
The film makes several references to Hitchcock's classic
Film still
Title referenced.
when Jake sees the dead body in bed, the music sounds like the violin shower scene music
Peyton says that everyone in her life either dies or leaves or turns into Norman Bates.
Shot of shower head, and shot of blood washing into drain in shower
Shaun and three other sheep hide in the farmer's bathtub, with the shower curtain closed; as the silhouette of the farmer approaches, screeching violins are heard.
Jean-Claude Brisseau says that he couldn't use the stylization techniques used in the film to shoot the sex scenes in "Exterminating Angels"
Mentions Character from film
Melinda tells Delia, that she and Ned intend to watch the film on DVD that night.
The motel room Sympathy takes place in, is structurally modeled after the famed room in the Bates Motel in Psycho.
Gerry refers to Whitemead as "The Bates Motel" and Brian warns against taking a shower there.
Several stuffed birds can be seen in the office of a small, rural hotel.
the scene where a cop slowly turns around a chair and a woman's skeleton is discovered
It is referenced.
Bill Bailey says that Alfred Hitchcock's father used to strangle chickens "after luring them to a remote hotel"
Llewelyn Moss on the lam with stolen money hides in an out of the way motel. Anton Chigurh murders a hotel guest through a shower curtain.The framing of Carson Wells climbing the hotel staircase echoes the shot of Detective Milton Arbogast climbing the stairs of the Bates home just before he is murdered.
Earl McGraw's explination of how Stuntman Mike's mind works is a direct homage to the psychiatrist scene at the end of Psycho.
In "Retirement", Marshie's line, "Just walk away, mother," is a reference to this movie
Mentioned in dialogue
Bates Motel mentioned
Music is immitated by character
Bernhard Hoecker playing the Psycho Theme on violin
Referenced during murder in bathroom
Roger Sterling calls the film ridiculous.
After budgie Rommel tried to commit suicide, his fellow budgie Kaltenbrunner makes the noise heard in the famous shower scene. Eva Braune also mentions Kaltenbrunner saw the movie.
"'Friday the 13th' raps like 'Psycho'" (lyrics)
Brooker compares a Davina McCall advert to this film.
referenced during a talk on serial killers
girl does violin stabbing sound/motion
Pam mentions "the Beets Motel" as a nickname for Dwight's beet farm.
mentioned once
Cliff asks Marc to see Psycho with him at the Film Forum
Discussed as inspiration for "Homicidal."
the building with the stuffed birds next to the chair that is slowly turned around
While introducing the video for Twiztid's "We Don't Die," DJ Clay mentions that Twiztid shot the video on the Universal Studios lot right next to the Psycho house.
shower scene music is played during black and white scene where Oliver is kidnapped
The peep-hole scenes.
Gus (imitating Mrs. Bates) says, "Norman! Norman!"
Mary Jo: "The Norman Bates method."
It is referenced in a poster.
Video case is shown.
Mrs. Teeger's body is posed like Mrs. Bates. Also the music playing when Monk discovers the body is evocative of the Psycho theme.
When Pietro (Nanni Moretti) approches to the newsstand the adv of the movie on DVD is visible.
Shower scene & music
After Josef Hader gets brought to the backside we hear the typical Psycho music and it is implied that Josef Hader was killed or at least harmed.
Rob describes being stalked by someone like Norman Bates
Sam mentions Norman Bates
A line from Psycho is said by Alexandra.
Sean mentions Psycho when the piano plays scary music
It is referenced.
"I feel like I'm going to take a shower and see your silhouette on the shower curtain!"
David makes the violin stabbing sound from 'Psycho' to scare Claire as she is taking a shower
Paul says the motel is cute "in a 'Psycho' meets 'The Fog' kind of way"
Richard Franklin mentions it.
"I'm going for more of a 'Psycho' type effect."
Shower Scene
Remake of shower murder scene
dialogue
Norman Bates mentioned
blood in drain shot
Tony mentions the shower scene and quotes Norman Bates
McGee, making weird faces: "I'm working on my 'Best Psycho Face'"
Strong Bad recalls that he and Strong Sad used to play, "Who's hiding behind the shower curtain with a knife" in their bathroom
referenced as a slasher film predecessor.
mentioned in the game "Wann war was?"
Robbi Morgan mentions it.
Reference to Norman Bates
As Coraline explores the house, the "shower scene" is referenced as she pulls back the shower curtain and stabbing music plays.
referenced in dialogue
Sam mentions the Bates Motel
Ellen says "The Haunting in Connecticut (2009) takes a little bit of the film Psycho
Norman Bates is included in a $1,000 question
During a killing scene, the shower music from the movie is played.
Alfred Hitchcock (played by Carlos Areces) talks about his new film project ('Psycho' reference) he wants to call 'Mierdosis' ('Psicosis' is the Spanish release title of ' Psycho').
Subject of a $1,000 question
Mentioned in Universal tour segment.
Theme tune plays on the radio as David and Maureen are murdering Pike.
there is a shower scene shot as homage to the original
"How very Anthony Perkins of them."
Sam tells Coby and Lisa "we all go crazy from time to time".
Giant movie billboard
Maxine Fortenberry calls her son Hoyt, Norman Bates
Subject of a $400 clue in the category "Movie Synopses"
Ballard says he thought Terry had pulled a Norman Bates when he heard abour his family and the victims..
*POSSIBLE SPOILER* After David is stabbed in the neck, he pulls the shower curtain off as he falls to the ground, which references the scene in "Psycho."
When Alexis is asking for permission to go to the senior party, Castle says, "Father won't be quite himself" and laughs maniacally, referencing Norman Bates' comment about his mother.
Music is used at the end.
Music plays as Jack drives through a blinding snow
After Candace says "What'cha doin'?" and we see Isabella, a version of the famous "musical sting" can be heard.
The stuffed birds in the living room are arranged like the ones seen in the Bates Motel parlor. Leland has a "conversation" with a stuffed woman's corpse.
Subject of the category of clues "Psycho 101"
Mentioned by Ducky while he examines the victim that was found in the shower.
Neal arranges for Peter to stay at what he calls "the 'Psycho' hotel."
Jack's buzzer is the famous shrieking sound
"The Bag of Money in Psycho"
Ellie holds a knife as violins shriek
In Shawn's dream, Juliet appears in the shower in a shot mimicking the famous one of Marion Crane, and Lassiter is dressed up as Norman, wearing Mrs. Bates's wig.
"Norman Bates' favorite pasttime."
Norman Bates is included in a $5,000 question
Dean Says: Keep an eye on Norman Bates over here
shrieking violins heard when wine ring is left on the coffee table
It is referenced.
Subject of an $800 clue in the category "Hitchcock Movie Quotes"
* The fact the Norman gave keys to Marion in Psycho which led to her doom is very similar to Barbara Jagger giving the keys to Wake in the beginning.
Brett calls Pat the most unlikable character since Norman Bates in Psycho
A Bates Motel towel is seen
Poster on wall outside of the theater.
talking about psycho characters
It is referenced.
Shock jock Cat Vicious plays the famous shrieking violin music cue a couple of times on the air.
The shot of bloody water going down the drain is similar to the one in Psycho's infamous shower scene.
Becca stabs Jennifer as the shower scene music plays
Included in a $125,000 flashback question from 2004
The film's title is written on Jack's blackboard when he is seen teaching a screenwriting class in prison.
Danny has Psycho theme as his ringtone for his ex-wife.
"We all go a little mad sometimes". Also, Norman Bates is mentioned in dialogue.
The opening credits feature a depiction of the shower scene.
It is referenced.
The opening credits feature a depiction of the shower scene.
The opening credits feature a depiction of the shower scene.
shower theme hummed
features an homage to Hitchcock's 'Psycho'
Henry: "Yeah, Playboy mansion crazy, not Bates Motel crazy."
"Norman 'Bates' McLeod" is listed among the closing credits.
The swinging ceiling lamp and the music during the snake attack scene in Godric's Hollow.
after Jay shows a help wanted ad for a "Psycho Social Director," the band plays music from the film
shrieking violins heard
Mentioned by Danny.
shower scene
title mentioned
Screeching violins, like those in "Psycho," are heard as Scooter attacks Kermit and Miss Piggy.
When Rarity holds the cut gold silk, a violin shrieks in the same fashion as the shower scene in Psycho.
DiNozzo and Ducky discuss the movie during the autopsy.
stabbing knife sound made: "Ree! Ree!"
shrieking violins heard
DVD mentioned
Set seen on Universal Studios tour
Eli Roth mentions it. Also, photograph is shown.
"Hey, Norman Bates called, he said you were kind of a weirdo."
Mentioned.
mentioned by Serena
Sam mentions the movie by name.
Venkman imitates the Psycho murder music in the scary library
shrieking violins heard
Adrienne: "A boy's best friend is his mother."
theme is played
Gene and Roger distinguish the contemporary horror movies from older horror films such as this one
Homage Kill Scene, Referenced in Dialogue
Shane's creepy reply: "Yes Mother"
music used
The music includes the spooky violin screeches from Psycho
mentioned among previous horror films with a human killer.
a "Jaywalking" participant says the film is the scariest she has ever seen
Bates Motel house
"Flight" from "Psycho" plays as Homer drives off with the candy.
The music includes the spooky violin screeches from Psycho
Referenced in "Sex Ed Couples Therapy"
Norman Bates is mentioned by Chad
Shower scene is referenced.
Shares a famous location name, The Bates Motel
poster seen
Birkhoff compares Sean Pierce to Norman Bates.
The screeching violens play when Pinkie Pie finds Pound Cake on the ceiling.
Norman Bates mentioned
creepy hotel and owner, taxidermy, shower scene, the peephole in the next room, Mona's inner dialogue wrapped in a blanket at the end of the episode, etc.
Dean mentions Norman Bates
Shower scene
When Corri pulls a knife on Adam in the shower dream sequence, composer Bear McCreary wrote a score cue that directly references Bernard Herrmann's famous shower cue from "Psycho."
Jay Leno says that when he was a kid, the film was considered the scariest movie
Walter makes the stabbing noise
Referenced by Seth on Weekend Update
shrieking violins heard
Stabbing through a shower curtain.
Original musical cues are inspired by Bernard Herrman's score for the Hitchcock classic.
Madea tells George that it was like he invited her to the Bates Motel.
music plays when Film Brain sees his collection of horrific movies
Lise talks to Michel about movies he was screening when he was her professor, and mentions Psycho.
Ginny (about Fanny having gone psycho since Sasha left): "Like full-on, Bates Motel, shower stabbing, wearing your mother's wig psycho!"
Mentioned asking if it can be considered a horror film
Shower theme song
Meredith pretends to stab Angela while making shrieking violin sounds
When Tippi turns on the water for a shower, a shot of the shower head recalls the famous murder sequence of Psycho.
Norman "Bates" Macleod
It's the Making of Psycho, it is referenced throughout
Poster Seen
Sherlock's ringtone is the "music" from the shower scene
title reference to quote
mentioned
Mrs. Skinner can be seen nagging Seymour at the Bates Motel.
Directly references the infamous shower scene.
Vera Farmiga mentions that her show "Bates Motel" is a prequel to the film
Prequel to Psycho
Norman Bates mentioned
Featured in
The two murder scenes are shown
The movie is briefly seen on a television
Trailer Footage
Boy watches Psycho on TV.
Clip shown to demonstrate the benefits of filming in black and white
trailer
scenes with Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, John Gavin, Janet Leigh, Patricia Hitchcock
Clips: parlor scene, shower scene.
clips shown to illustrate the "madness" of men on film
Mr Gold watches the movie
This film is #18 on the list.
clips shown
Footage of this movie is shown.
Poster on wall
clip shown
This film is #1 on the list.
clip shown
Mention in credits
Clips from movie used in episode.
Norman Bates is #2 on the "Villains" list.
Excerpts appear in the film.
Voted as a scary moment (shower sequence)
Clip included; editing analysed.
Shown during the In Memoriam tribute (Janet Leigh)
Clips are shown.
The quote "A boy's best friend is his mother." is #56 on the list.
Clips are shown
excerpt in movie
Clips featured.
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, footage of this movie is shown.
Clip from trailer used
clips featured to illustrate the best movie hotel scenes
Some clips from this movie are shown in a segment on the line "Ee-ee-ee...", though this line comes from the music, and is not actually spoken.
This film is #14 on the list.
On TV.
Some clips from this movie are shown in a segment on Norman Bates.
Clips of the movie were shown.
Features the shower scene and the clean-up afterwards
Clips from the film are featured during a reference.
on TV
Mentioned by Silver near the beginning and shown near the end
shower scene.
Clips included in documentary
ephemeral clip shown of Norman Bates peering through a hole... at the Star Wars Kid
Clip from of the shower murder scene compared to a scene in "All Dogs Go To Heaven"
Clips are shown
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, footage of this movie is shown.
clips with Anthony Perkins; Janet Leigh; Martin Balsam
Part or all of the trailer is shown and discussed.
Clips shown in a segment on The Birds.
clip shown during Horror montage
When Spencer enters the theater at the beginning of the episode the shower scene from Psycho is playing on the screen.
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, footage of this movie is shown.
Anthony Hopkins takes #6 top villain in movies
Norman Bates is one of the Critic's finalists
Clip of the shower scene was shown in the opening.
The shower scene is inserted
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, poster and footage of this movie are shown.
Clips shown and discussed.
Clip shown during intro: Mother meets Marion.
Psycho is the #3 Best Suspense/Thriller.
clips shown
Featured and spoofed
Oancitizen compares Tideland to Psycho.
"It turns out Mother is a man" and cuts to Norman Bates.
film clip
Clips shown
Janet Leigh takes #2
points out the homages Halloween H20 pays to this movie.
relates Laurie's killing early in the film to the killing of Janet Leigh's character early in this film
theme used
Clips shown
Clips from film used/discussed in documentary
Clips shown
Clips of mistakes shown
Spoofed in
A character parodies Mrs. Bates.
The scene where the detective is shot and he falls down the stairs recalls a similar shot in Hitchcock's Psycho.
Shower scene spoofed in the "Wrath" segment
the bathroom murder scene obviously parodies Psycho's shower sequence
a sketch spoofing the film
The shower scene becomes a Chinese food commercial.
The shower scene is spoofed when Mel Brooks' character is attacked by a paperboy in the shower, he hits him with a newspaper and the ink runs down the drain like blood.
The motel is called the Bates Honeymoon Cottages.
the shower scene
The scene where a girl's little brother tries to stab her in the shower with a rubber knife is shot the same way and has similar music
Toby spins a chair around and finds a dead body with a glove stuffed in his mouth
actor Ron Jeremy's character is named Norman Nates, a variation on Norman Bates from Psycho
A character named Norman has a dead mother
While Ellen is in the shower, Clark bursts in on her, jokingly imitating the shower scene.
Boy Madness has his mother, dead, in a chair, who "talks" to him.
The Mean Season features a parody of the famous Psycho shower scene, including similar music.
When Sweetchuck takes a shower, he is scared to see via the curtain the shade of Zed approaching, holding something that looks like a knife, with the music of the famous shower scene of "Psycho" is played in the background. When Sweetchuck removes the curtain, it is revealed that Zed is carrying a shampoo bottle - the angle he held it made its shade looks like a knife blade.
a woman's husband keeps interrupting her shower
There's a Twilight-Zone-type sequence where a boy winds up getting trapped inside of the film, taking over the Janet Leigh role.
Shower scene is parodied.
Lisa hides in the shower and a similar Psycho-esque theme plays, as the killer rips open the shower curtain, except Lisa is waiting with a shotgun and shoots the attacker.
Porn parody of Hitchcock thriller.
Porn take-off on Hitchcock's Psycho.
If Laura takes a shower, she is stabbed to death. The death message says "Didn't Alfred teach you anything?!" - presumably referring to the movie director and producer Alfred Hitchcock.
Porn romp tribute to Hitchcock's Psycho.
The scene where Maggie knocks Homer unconscious with a mallet is a shortened but very accurate shot-by-shot recreation of the shower scene, in a different setting (a garage) and slightly different details eg. red paint instead of blood.
The character of the filmmaker recreates famous film deaths and in one scene stabs a girl to death in the shower while he's wearing the female clothes Norman Bates wore in "Psycho."
Spoof of shower scene.
reveal scene, Act 3
The scene in Haunted House where the ghost attempts to kill Stimpy in the shower is a parody of the famous scene from this movie.
One clip of Maggie attacking Homer to psycho music with a hammer instead of a knife, ending with Homer lying in a pool of red paint (like blood).
After Marge is suspected of shoplifting, Maude follows Marge to the Flanders bathroom and watches her through a hole in the wall, much like Norman did to Marion Crane at the Bates Motel
Martin Balsam parodies his role in 'Psycho'/the shower stabbing
Jafar disguises himself as "the mother" from Psycho during "You're Only Second-Rate", in a shot similar to a famous scene of this movie.
In Road Rash Rocko and Heffer stop at Bait's Motel where they meet a parody of Norman Bates who tells them that they have plenty of spare rooms with showers, he pretends to hear his mother calling him from the creepy house, and he puts on a wig and dress and runs to the house.
Shower Scene
The Psycho theme is heard as Will screams
Rocko sneaks into the Bighead's basement and sees what he thinks is Ed's corpse and turns around the chair to reveal Earl the bulldog dressed like Norman Bates' mother.
In one scene, a character spies on another which clearly spoofs a scene from Psycho
Principle Skinner and his mother in the old house spoofs Norman Bates and his own mother
(sequence takes off on Bates Motel and incidents in Hitchcock movie)
The shower scene is spoofed in Tappev Tartu
The shower scene is spoofed
Elliot enacts shower scene to spook Finch; Climactic scene spoofed when Elliot and Dennis go to see Binnie.
When Monica drops the knife on Chandler's foot, the music played in the shower scene from the film is played.
Ryan's quirk in Party Quirks is The Many Films of Alfred Hitchcock and this is one of them.
woman attacked by bat in shower, she pulls down the shower curtain as she dies, similar shots used
The situation with Eric's roommate is a spoof of Psycho.
Shower scene spoof.
The agressive zoom ins on a stuffed bird to Psycho-ish music.
Jackie attacks Hyde in a similar fashion to the famous shower scene.
shower scene gets spoofed and it's music plays
The first scene about the peephole in the hotel is servile of the Hitchcock classic.
A mysterious woman who lives in a private residence and is never seen by anyone is a take on this movie.
The opening spoofs the shower scene.
The last picture in Stewie's photo album is a parody of the shower scene
The scene where the social worker turns over Mrs. Avery's chair only to find a seemingly dead Smokey wearing her clothes in a spoof of the scene of the discovery of Mother's corpse.
stabbing scene played to Psycho music
Kelso takes a shower, and Laurie draws back the curtains and yells at him that he knocked over her red shampoo, which goes down the drain like the blood in "Psycho"
Copy of famous shower scene
Larry does his impression of Mrs. Bates and some of the score from this movie plays over scenes.
Shower scene with the accompanied trademark soundtrack.
the shower scene
spoof of the shower scene
as Jonas is in the shower masturbating, someone opens the shower curtain holding a spade, Jonas falls over and pulls the shower curtain down (as color switches to black and white) and the camera zooms in on his eye, which fades into a shot of the drain
black and white sequence that takes place in the Bates Motel has variation of the shower scene music playing as a girl takes a shower and a guy opens the curtain and joins her
The unseen orange hair-dye going down Wolf's shower drain mimics the blood, with accompanying musical stings
The music and slasher POV is taken straight from Psycho.
the Bates Motel scene
The main character does a fun imitation of a scene of this film (also others)
There is a Bates Hotel in the game, advertising "relaxing, murder-free showers"
shower scene spoof
Send up of the famous shower murder set piece
A full length trailer spoofs the 'tour of the set' trailer that Alfred Hitchcock filmed for Psycho.
the scene in the bathub
At the start of the movie, while Glen is dreaming, he attacks a woman while she is in the shower and all you can see is the knife stabbing her over and over again ala Psycho
Showerscene
When Teavee is in the television, he is transferred into an altered scene from the movie Psycho.
Music when the killer clown attacks sounds like famous shower scene music from Psycho
Stan goes to the Bates Hotel to masturbate
A joke with the famous shower scene
Daisy Dog recreates the shower scene
A film in this title called 'Twilight Knife' spoofs elements of this film.
A female doll gets killed while taking a shower
spoof of shower scene
Kenneth seems to refer to a skeleton in a wig as 'mother'
The asylum is called "Bates Hospital".
shower scene music plays as a drag queen stabs with a weapon
the shower killing scene is copied, with the murderer being several persons, including the mask of Scream
When Ingo Appelts character should kill Snowwhite, the cameres closes up on the dagger as he stabs, just like in Psycho. The very same music gets played also.
The music cue when the girl appears on the doorstep with an axe in her chest parodies Bernard Hermann's score for PSYCHO.
Harold Hundin's stabbing is a spoof of Marion Crane's shower murder.
shower scene music plays as an ostrich pecks a geek
princess is stabbed on the toilet like in the shower scene
black & white scene with same music as a man is hit with a spoon while he takes a shower
Gromit sees the dummy at the top of the stairs in Piella's house, the same way Mrs Bates is seen on the stairs.
musical cues when "monster" attacks
50th Anniversary Spoof
As part of "Here's Your Problem..."
a body is turned around and it's a skeleton that lands in each of the character's faces
Shower scene spoofed in 'La Legende~Dali'
Mary falls down the stairs in the warehouse in a shot exactly like that of the detective falling off the stairs in Psycho.
The shower scene spoofed
Mark Gettis jokingly re-enacts several scenes from the film.
Boots Motel segment spoofs Psycho, including the shower scene
Porn parody.
In the "Fox Report" segment, Shepard Smith (Bill Hader) talks to his "mother," a skeleton in a chair.
shower scene and music
spoof of Vera Miles inspecting the Bate's house
the movie makes a joke reference to a previous title