Oooh, clever on a number of levels, you "psycho" you!

Very good

I was expecting something else, but from you I knew it would at least be funny, so I took a chance. Really good job! 5's

Always happy to provide inspiration. Even if it's just you cracking yourself up with witty repartee.

Just for reference, I recognize the pun involved here, but since the parody subject isn't about that other subject... it's fine by me

Dare I say it? Hitchcockian. 5s

Real good job,here...I think Martin Ballsome and Janet Lay were in this film, too

Thanks Agri, Royce, Adagio, Rick D, ChuckyG and AFW. For the record, Chucky, I have no idea what that other subject is but, John and AFW left a couple of horrific double entendres in their comments that shocked me.

Nicely done. Very funny.

Thanks, Leo.

magnificent...one of your best...and THAT'S saying something...5s plus

Not much time to check out new entries today, but of course I had to with this one, loved the "cut rates" pun! :-)

This could have been a sticky situation... especially considering Norman's affinity for knives... but you remain a cut above.

What was with that hum job at the end? I'm offended!

Good job Rick (hate to say that but everyone already took the good puns).

I shower you with 5's

Thanks Alvin, Peter, Michael, Rick D, Red Ant and PMS. Rick, that wasn't a hum job. It was the sound of the fly that Master Bates is not going to harm in any way. Oh no, he'll just sit there.....

So I just sit here....voting fives. Great stuff, Rick.

Rick C: You had to dredge that scene up, huh?

Well done (Ah...but the servant waits...)

nicely done, Rick - did you toss around the ovious "cut-throat rates" for "real cut rates" although I know the former isn't really in keeping with the film - Psycho parodies have suddenly almost become a sub-category! - 555

Thank you Dee, Michael, Jeff and Stuart. Stu, no, I didn't think of that line. My wife says I'm oblivious to the obvious. :-)

Mine says that too (about me, not you) - although she phrases it more "You ugly daft baboon" - why is that?

(ABC05) First to comment, still works.

(ABC05-M) This parody slays me!

(ABC05-M) Already commented...still funny, Rick!

(ABC05) See above!

(M) already commented - and really good job, Rick - congrats to you and your mother, I mean to you and you

(ABC) It takes a brave man, Rick, to take on Yesterday considering the Jesterdays thread...well done! 555

ABC--I was all set to blush, and found myself just giggling instead. Great job...

(ABC) Very funny :-D

(ABC) Heh heh heh AAAAAIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEE !!!!!!!!!

(M) One of these days, I'll have to take a stab at this OS. ;D

I thought I commented on this already... evidently not: maybe I just couldn't think of anything suitably witty to say ;-) Very unexpected, Rick, and not even a mention of Pugwash (this reference may not travel across the Atlantic, but the Brits will know what I'm talking about)

Thanks everyone. OK Philbo, what is Pugwash???

Haha, very late on this one, but very funny. Great use of a song that's already seen a lot of use.

Clever ode to the Hitchcock classic. 555

worth reading again.

very well done i love it

Stunning!

I had no idea that another amirighter beside Alvin Rhodes and I have done "Psycho" parody. Now I'm not so sure who actually started the original idea of writing about the Hitchcock thriller, "Psycho". I just know that I tagged along and it is good to know that there are other writers out here that like the macabre side of humor that "Psycho" so generously lends itself to. I was absent from the site during the period that this was penned. No wonder it is only now that I see it.

This is about as well writen as a "Psycho" parody could be. Amazing wordplay and you captured the sick bond between Norman and his mother so well. This is absolutely on the "cutting edge" of "Psycho" horrordy. Well played. High fives!