In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock didn’t just make audiences scream, he made them look in the mirror.

Psycho shattered cinema and stripped horror down to its rawest human fear: the danger within.

In this 2nd Annual Halloween Special, Dr. Gregory Borse returns to dissect the chilling genius of Psycho and its eerie reflection in today’s porn-saturated age.

Together, we explore how Hitchcock foresaw the rise of voyeur culture, the fracture of self, and the quiet death of empathy that defines our disconnected digital world.

What if Psycho wasn’t simply about Norman Bates… but about us?

About the watchers. About the black mirror we can’t look away from.

From the psychology of shame and control to the moral fracture of the modern mind, this episode pulls back the curtain on what Hitchcock truly saw coming - long before any of us ever pressed “play.”

“Hitchcock saw deeper than fear.He knew the real danger wasn’t the knife in the hand…but the fracture in the mind.”

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