... , we sympathise with him, usually looking at a woman through a peephole is an action the general public would condemn, but through Hithcock's genius work, we don't. An extreme long shot of the house shows Norman running home to "mother", Norman's house is very big, it has big doors, big stairs, it looks gothic. The "gothic" is usually linked to repressed sexual desires, and this film carries on that ... tradition. The camera shows a long shot of the door, but the camera is positioned on the floor next to the stairs, that maybe because Norman is feeling low ... ...

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... . Wes Craven was born August 3rd 1939 in Cleveland, Ohio, in the United States. He has made numerous horror films, such as "Nightmare on Elm Street", "Shocker" and "People under the stairs". Due to this, he has now become known as "Fright Master"! Psycho was one of the most famous films ever made. In this film Alfred Hitchcock has used many different camera shots to ... create the ultimate feeling of suspense for the audience. The "shower scene" is very famous due to all the editing. The scene starts when Marion arrives at the Bates Motel. Everything seems ... Craven has also used many ...

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... . He catches Norman in a lie and most of his questions make Norman nervous and make him stutter. Arbogast then leaves the motel and comes back later. He wants to speak with Norman's mother. When he arrives the second time, he sneaks into the creepy house at the top of the hill. Arbogast slowly walks up the stairs. When he gets to the top, the shrieky music starts again and he is stabbed ... by the same character that killed Marion. Again Hitchcock fools ... the audience into believing that Arbogast was stabbed by an old woman. After a few ... ...

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