Few films have shaken audiences and influenced cinema the way Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho did in 1960. Sixty-five years later, it remains one of the gold standards for horror, suspense, and groundbreaking storytelling.

On this episode, Hunter, Jack, and Dave come together to dive deep into the enduring legacy of Psycho. From Hitchcock’s daring direction to Bernard Herrmann’s haunting score and, of course, the unforgettable shower scene that changed the genre forever, the trio unpacks why Psycho is still studied, analyzed, and celebrated today as one of cinemas greatest gifts.

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