I'm Mick Garrison. Welcome back to the fun-size edition of Post Mortum AMA, where you can ask me anything.

And to ask your questions of me, producer Joe Russo is with me. And hello, Joe, we are back from the dead and hopefully better than ever.

Hello, Mick.

Boy, it's been a long time since we've done this.

I know.

Even though we have to do it virtually, it's still like, I've missed you, Joe.

I've missed you, too.

And I've missed the questions.

And we have really good questions this week because we're going to talk specifically

about your movie, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary of this month. Psycho for the

beginning. Yeah. Now that's a controversial movie in its time and not that many people have seen it but something that

I'm very proud of. You know, I think with time though, it's been very, you know, very kind to this

movie. There's a lot of people who really enjoy it and we have some really great questions. So should

we get into it?

Do you have any macro thoughts, I guess, before I start hammering you with questions?

No, we may as well do it in the answers to the questions.

I can horn in anything I think specifically should be touched on.

Well, let's start with not a question, but an appraisal.

Rick writes, if you ask me, Psycho4 set the bar pretty damn high for anyone that wants to further

explore Norman and Norma Bates' relationship.

And I got to tell you, we have lots of comments that came in just saying how much people

love this movie.

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