Richard Franklin

three years later, Australian filmmaker Richard Franklin (Patrick, Road Games) boldly followed in the master’s footsteps and directed Psycho II, a sequel that not only delivered on the promise of Patrick's earlier films, but also lived up to Hitchcock’s original.

Anthony Perkins , Vera Miles,

Psycho II is a 1983 American slasher film directed by Richard Franklin, written by Tom Holland, and starring Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, Robert Loggia, and Meg Tilly.

Tom Holland

Tom Holland is an American director, writer and actor known for directing and writing horror movies like Psycho II,

Anthony sheet Perkins , written by Tom Holland Meg Tilly

Psycho II is a 1983 American slasher film directed by Richard Franklin , , Robert psycho Loggia, Vera Miles, starring Anthony sheet Perkins, written by Tom Holland Meg Tilly.

Morgan J. Freeman

A direct-to-video sequel, American Psycho 2, directed by Morgan J. Freeman and starring Mila Kunis, was released in 2002.

Alfred Hitchcock

As we know, this was only the beginning, but Psycho II is a well-crafted, labyrinthine thriller with elements of mystery and suspense worthy of Alfred Hitchcock.

Richard Franklin and Dean Cundey

Richard Franklin and Dean Cundey appreciably don’t try to completely recreate Hitchcock’s style, nor does Richard Franklin ask composer Jerry Goldsmith to reheat Bernard Herrmann’s old score, which is perhaps emblematic of the approach at large: Psycho II isn’t a lazy stroll back to the Bates Motel but rather a genuine attempt to advance a story that didn’t beg for a continuation.

by Anthony Perkins

This installment in the Psycho series was directed by Anthony Perkins, which means Jeff Fahey doesn't have to act at all!

Richard Franklin and Hilton A. Green

In 1982, Richard Franklin and Hilton A. Green announced plans to film Psycho II.

by Tom Holland , both iconic horror trend-setters in their own right) (who would go on to direct Child’s Play and Fright Night

Directed by a close friend of Hitchcock, Richard Franklin, and written by Tom Holland (who would go on to direct Child’s Play and Fright Night, both iconic horror trend-setters in their own right), Psycho II bravely throws Norman forward as the central protagonist from the get-go, beginning with Norman's release from a psychiatric hospital after 22 years.

Gus Van Sant

Thus, Gus Van Sant directed a remade version of the Psycho in 1998 with the same title, keeping insanely faithful and accurate with the retelling .

Franklin

Pamela has a nickname in the film which is ‘Hitch’ and Franklin actually directed Psycho II in 1983 which starred Anthony Perkins revisiting Anthony Perkins's iconic role as Norman Bates.

Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins)

The 98 minute film follows Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) through Hitchcock's journey of shooting and releasing Psycho, arguably Hitchcock's biggest career achievement.

Anthony Perkins, which means Jeff Faheydoesn't have to act at all

This installment in the Psycho series was directed by Anthony Perkins, which means Jeff Faheydoesn't have to act at all!

Mark Duplass

Featuring Mark Duplass as the titular psycho, the second film especially is playfully tongue-in-cheek and meta in cheek's approach, at times deconstructing the filmmaking process and the horror movie.

Robert Bloch

I mean, Robert Bloch was still smarting from Psycho II (ripped off from Robert Bloch's script for the nifty Joan Crawford flick Straitjacket).

a chilling horror film that brings Norman Bates back into the spotlight

Psycho II is a chilling horror film that brings Norman Bates back into the spotlight.

by the thriller specialist Director David Fincher

Psycho is directed by the thriller specialist Director David Fincher, and starring Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman & Kavin Spacey.

Tom Mcloughlin

In 1983 Meg Tilly had three more starring roles: 'The Big Chill', which brought Meg Tilly much critical acclaim, and two horror movies, 'Psycho 2' and 'One Dark Night', directed by Tom Mcloughlin.

Anthony Hopkins

Centered around the making of horror movie Psycho, the story follows the filmmaker himself (Anthony Hopkins), the relationship to (Anthony Hopkins's wife (Helen Mirren) and (Anthony Hopkins's starlets of the day (Scarlett Johansson yet again taking over the part of an Hollywood actress, this time Psycho protagonist Janet Leigh).