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A film made in 1960 about a secretary named Marion Crane stealing $40,000 from her employer to run away with her boyfriend named Sam Loomis, but they get tired during a storm. They decide to stop at Bates Motel because they traveled on the back roads because Marion Crane and Sam Loomis were trying to avoid the police. In the hotel, Marion and Sam meet Norman Bates. Lila Crane, Marion's sister, comes to find her at Bates Motel. After finding nothing, she's about to leave when she sees Norman coming up the walk. Lila hides behind the stairs when she sees him, and while she's behind the stairs, she notices a door leading to the cellar. Upon opening the door and walking in, she see's Norman's mother in a chair. When Lila turns Norman's mother to look at her, she leans that she's mummified. Lila screams. Norman ends up hearing her, and he tries to kill her, dressed as his mother, but Sam stops him. Then, Norman Bates kills Marion Crane when she's in the shower. In the end, when Norman's with his psychiatrist, we learn that when he killed his mother, he ended up with a split personality, and Norman's mother's personality overtook him when Marion was in the shower, and that's why he killed her.

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This movie uses spooky music, shadows, black and white. It shows people's deaths, and dead bodies.

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This movie is suspenseful because, when she stole the money from her employer you don't know what is going to happen. Also, you don't when she's in the shower and you see the shadow with the knife, you wonder is someone going to kill her? Why are they going to kill her? Then, when you see the guy dragging the body, you ask yourself who is it? Why or how did she get killed. When someone is driving to the motel you think to yourself, why are they driving all the way to the motel. Or when you see the man standing in the yard of the motel, you wonder who it is.

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Norman Bates
Marion Crane
Lila Crane
Sam Loomis