Psycho III 4K 1986 Ultra HD 2160p

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"Psycho III" is a psychological horror film released in 1986, directed by Anthony Perkins, who also reprises his role as the infamous Norman Bates. The film follows Norman as he struggles to maintain his fragile grasp on sanity while running the Bates Motel after the events of the previous films.

Haunted by the memories of his past crimes and the voice of his deceased mother, Norman finds himself drawn into a twisted web of obsession and violence when a troubled young nun seeks refuge at the motel. As the bodies begin to pile up once again, Norman's grip on reality begins to slip, leading to a shocking and suspenseful climax.

With its atmospheric cinematography, chilling score, and standout performances, "Psycho III" is a worthy addition to the iconic horror franchise. As Norman's descent into madness reaches its climax, audiences are left on the edge of their seats, wondering if he will ever be able to escape the darkness that haunts him.

Review 4K Movie

In my view, the first three Psycho films can only be compared to the Godfather trilogy; The first one is amazing, the second one is almost as good, and the third one isn't near as good but still enjoyable. Psycho 3 starts off as a full blown rehash of the first film, but after seeing the ending of Psycho 2, that is not a bad thing at all. Psycho 3 could somewhat be looked at as a rehash of the first film, but it still works out well as a sequel. Of course, Norman Bates is back to the way he was in the first film, which sets up Psycho 3 in a very good way. It really gets inside Norman's psychopathic mind, which is why Psycho 3 has a noticeably darker tone than the other two films. This isn't a terrible aspect by any means. I thought that it added a whole new dimension to the film without being nothing but a repeat of the previous sequels. Psycho 3 also adds plenty of teenage slasher aspects and a very large amount of gore, which also added to the movie in a very good way.

Psycho 3 is directed by Anthony Perkins, who also played as Norman Bates in all 4 original Psycho films (not counting the remake directed by Gus Van Zant). Anthony Perkins gives out many Hitchcock style images that are more of homages than anything. The biggest homage that Anthony Perkins delivered the audience was the scene outside the ice box with the dead body inside. The police officer is reaching for some ice, and suddenly we see that the ice is bloody. This resembles a pure Hitchcock trait, which I really liked to see in a sequel to the master's masterpiece.

I also felt that the performances from the entire cast did an excellent job, especially for the period and genre of the film. Psycho 3 has very solid character chemistry and a very solid cast, which I also thought helped the film out in a great deal. Duane Duke is a character that I really loved to hate. Several other aspects about the cast made me love this film for what it is.

The negative aspects of this film include the loss of power on repeated viewings and the brief moments of cheese. I also felt that the ending didn't deliver spot on as the previous two films did. Whatever the case may be, Psycho 3 is still an excellent watch. It may not by any means be as good as the previous two films, but still a good sequel.