Anthony Perkins remains a towering figure in cinema, primarily immortalized as Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock's seminal 1960 thriller *Psycho*. This iconic role alone makes nearly any *Psycho* physical media release, from early VHS editions to recent 4K UHD presentations, a cornerstone of any serious horror or classic film collection. Collectors eagerly seek out various cuts and special features that offer deeper insight into his unnerving performance, which redefined the cinematic villain. Beyond his indelible turn as Norman, Perkins’ career is a treasure trove for physical media enthusiasts. His Academy Award-nominated role in 1956’s *Friendly Persuasion* showcases his early dramatic depth, while his 1978 collaboration with Jeff Goldblum in *Remember My Name* is a cult favorite, often sought after for its nuanced character work and a more understated side of the actor. His extensive international filmography, particularly his European work in films like Orson Welles’ 1962 adaptation of *The Trial*, offers a rich vein of obscure yet compelling performances that are a joy to discover on Blu-ray and DVD, highlighting his versatility beyond the shadow of the Bates Motel.