Psycho (1960)

Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" remains one of cinema's defining thrillers, the story of a woman on the run who checks into the wrong motel for the last night of her life. Janet Leigh anchors the film's opening stretch with a performance that mixes vulnerability and quiet daring, including scenes that pushed boundaries for their era. The archive here collects 6 scenes from the film, focusing on the moody, suggestive footage that made audiences squirm before the shower curtain ever came down. It's a slim but essential entry for anyone tracing how classic Hollywood flirted with skin and suspense in the same breath.