This book reveals a great deal beyond the basics. This is written much like a reference for a student of film wishing to know names and places over gripping narrative. It is nice to have, but not an exhilarating read.

I love the details that Rebello uncovers for this classic film. Perfect for the 50th anniversary!

Question, is this a re-release of the book? I hope so since Anthony Perkins died in 1992, and probably hasn't written a book review lately