A Supercut of the Tight Closeup Shots From Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 Thriller-Horror Masterpiece ‘Psycho’
“Psycho: Up Close” is a supercut created by London-based editor Matt “Roman Holiday” Anderson that pulls together the super-tight closeup shots from Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 thriller-horror masterpiece, Psycho. The cuts are, fittingly, set to the equally iconic Bernard Herrmann soundtrack from the film.
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