Psycho

Join us at the Town Mill for Hitchcock's masterpiece Psyco! "We all go a little mad sometimes." This month, at the Town Mill we're checking in at the infamous Bates Motel for a screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s ultimate masterpiece: Psycho (1960). When office worker Marion Crane goes on the run with a suitcase full of stolen cash, she seeks refuge at a secluded roadside motel managed by the quiet, mother-fixated Norman Bates. What follows is a masterclass in tension, atmospheric dread, and cinematic misdirection that forever altered the landscape of the horror and thriller genres.From its groundbreaking narrative structure and Bernard Herrmann’s screeching violin score to the legendary, meticulously edited shower scene, Psycho shattered Hollywood conventions and rewrote the rules of suspense.Whether you are revisiting this terrifying classic or experiencing the twist for the very first time, join us for a night of cinematic history.