Psycho
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About This Movie
Psycho (1997) is a short film directed by Martin Arnold. This film serves as a remake of the iconic shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's classic, created as a spot for the Viennale festival.
This film is somewhat elusive in the collector's market, as it was primarily produced for the Viennale and hasn’t seen widespread release. Its value lies in its unique reimagining of a classic, appealing to collectors who appreciate experimental works that delve into the mechanics of horror. While not as commonly found, there are editions floating around, and it garners interest for its artistic approach rather than mainstream popularity. Keep an eye out for any festival releases or special compilations that might include this short gem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Psycho (1997)?
Psycho (1997) belongs to the horror genre, as it remakes a key scene from Alfred Hitchcock's classic horror film.
Who directed Psycho (1997)?
Psycho (1997) was directed by Martin Arnold.
What is the purpose of Psycho (1997)?
Psycho (1997) was made as a spot for the Viennale festival.
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