Since its release in the summer of 1960, Psycho has fascinated and frightened millions of film-goers all over the world. The innovative cinematography, the unsettling music score, and the stabbing scene in the shower at the Bates Motel, have established psycho as an enduring classic. Filled with Janet Leigh's memories, some well-known and some never-before-published photographs, and new interviews with key players, this book takes a revealing look at one of the most famous films ever made.