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A self-proclaimed horror movie aficionado recounts their harrowing first-time experience watching Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. The iconic shower scene, unsettling music, and the enigmatic Norman Bates leave a lasting impression, shattering the viewer's perception of normalcy and questioning everyday actions. The motel setting adds to the unsettling atmosphere, creating a chilling sense of dread and a desire to reconsider travel plans. This humorous and relatable account highlights the psychological impact of a classic horror film. Comparable works include Stephen King, The Shining

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