14 Facts About Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho
Alfred Hitchcock broke new ground in filmmaking, and horror moviemaking in particular, with the 1960 release of 'Psycho.'
Alfred Hitchcock broke new ground in filmmaking, and horror moviemaking in particular, with the 1960 release of 'Psycho.'
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The truth is out there.
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"You owe it to yourself to buy this record."
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These actors preferred to be heard, not seen.