People Are Strange- A Tribute To Norman Bates

[dhog41]

Excellent tribute to my all time favorite film. 

[LLydarth]

Hitchcock's films are unusually sympathetic to mentally ill people. There are several characters in them that remind me of mentally ill people I've been friends with - and what our relationships were / are like.

[BYOSProductions]

Mother disliked this.

[77RamonesCramps]

Very nice, thanks for posting this!

[velvetparade]

I love it I love it I love it I wanna marry you! Well, the video actually.

[NormanBatesRocks911]

Great! Psycho dominates and so does this song!

[EdNortonisMineLol]

Perfect song choice

[embersmyfaves]

You know what's funny? I actually was able to watch this by going to another vid on YOUTUBE with the Doors song and playing them at the same time.

Which means youtube has this song up here on other vids . . . weird.

[HellNight7]

Thanks for the tip,did this and the audio/video works a treat, shame they removed the audio.

[nadinesmama]

Greetings from Germany, sorry for mistakes!!

You did a very nice job!! Gratulations!!

It fits perfect - the story, the song...

A great movie with excellent actors, a great song - together it´s perfect.

[calledkidblast]

Thank you very much :)

[LiviJones]

I always used to think of "The Lost Boys" when I heard this song, now I think of Norman Bates and "Psycho."

[calledkidblast]

Thanks :D

[SuliemanTheGreat]

You did a fantastic and unique job of putting the Doors and scenes from Psycho together! Well Done!!!

[calledkidblast]

Thank you very much :)

[golemmingsgo]

That song is strangely perfect for Psycho. What a wonderful tribute. :)

[calledkidblast]

Thank you :)

[mrmojorisin84]

Psycho + The Doors = Great tribute

[JinxHalloween]

Ooh, cool. Thanks.

[MaggieH180]

That was a great video. I love the choice of song you used for the video. 5/5 Psycho is like one of my favorite movies ever along with the original Dawn of the Dead.

[calledkidblast]

Thank you very much :)

[calledkidblast]

Thanks guys!

[darqflix]

Sweet!!!!!!

[deadlyshoesalesman]

Seeing Alfred Hitchcock's images in different contexts gives me new appreciation for them. The shot of Norman suddenly coming into the frame when Sam walks up to the office is scary.