To continue Fraidy Amy Month, The Madames are discussing Psycho, released in 1960. There's so much to say that they have to do it in two parts, with Part 1 covering a number of fascinating topics:   * How Psycho changed the way people watched movies * The ridiculousness of the old Hays Code * Ed Gein's ghoulish inspirations for Norman Bates * What audiences must have thought of this shocking film in 1960   Psycho is directed by Alfred Hitchcock and stars Janet Leigh, Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles,  John Gavin, & Martin Balsam.   Information on the Hays Code courtesy of Cold Crash Pictures [https://coldcrashpictures.tumblr.com/post/55487388175/my-ten-favorite-hays-code-violations-in-psycho] on Tumblr.   Social media can get glitchy. So to ensure you can always stay in touch with us even if Twitter or Instagram goes haywire, join our email list [https://themadamespod.com/email-list/].    Donate to or share Kris's GoFundMe campaign here [https://gofund.me/b5ca33e6].   Haven't Scene It Podcast [https://linktr.ee/haventsceneitpod]   This episode is also available on our website [https://themadamespod.com/].   We always want to hear YOUR thoughts on the movies we cover, so email us at feedback@themadamespod.com if you have THINGS TO SAY.   Or come chat with us on social media @TheMadamesPod   Twitter [https://twitter.com/TheMadamesPod]      Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/themadamespod/]   Ways to Support the Show: * Tell your friends to check us out wherever they get their podcasts * Leave us a 5-star rating & review on iTunes * SUBSCRIBE!!!   Want access to VIP content? Head over to our Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/themadamespod] to unlock more episodes & goodies.