Psycho arrived as the Hays Code was actively beginning to fail, and the Alfred Hitchcock 1960 film ran roughshod on many of the code's most tightly held taboos.

Psycho” is arguably Alfred Hitchcock’s best and most influential film, which is something not easily said given that the ...

On June 16, 1960, Alfred Hitchcock premiered his iconic mystery thriller Psycho in New York, with secrecy as the theme when it came to the plot. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below ...

The movie went on to become the second-highest grossing film of 1960 (behind Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus) and Hitchcock earned $15 million from it (a whopping $130 million adjusted for inflation).

Psycho, now streaming on Peacock, is among Alfred Hitchcock’s best films and certainly one of his most well-known. But in 1960, when the film first came out, moviegoers certainly knew nothing ...

When Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” opened on June 16, 1960, the subject matter was shocking. By today’s standards, the most shocking thing about the film was its distribution — a slow ...

‘Psycho’ Turns 60 This Week: How the 1960 Release Created an Iconic Film Alfred Hitchcock made a prestige film on a B-movie budget, with a release strategy stolen from William Castle.