Was There A Deadly Shower Scene?

I have no way of knowing how film literate you are or how old you might be so.....


Could have been Hitchcock's "Psycho" There was a harrowing shower/ death scene in that one. Norman's Mother sneaks into Janet Leigh's room and into her bathroom with a knife gripped in his hand. She stands there as the audience yells to the lady in the shower to please take notice that there's some old woman holding up a big killing knife right outside the shower. Unfortunately, Janet's double doesn't hear us.. The old woman stabs the naked victim several times in a fit of jealous rage, stabbing her through the curtain and one on one. (scene change) Tony Perkins as Norman Bates, returns to the same bathroom only to find our heroine... well repentent thief actually, dead in the shower. He screams "Mother Mother Why" and quickly but throughly scrubs all the blood off everything, He wraps up the victim in the shower curtain and carries her out into the FREsH AIR. (only she can't breathe it) he puts her into the trunk of his waiting car. He drives out to the local swamp, gets out and pushes his car into the swamp. Norman and the audience begin waiting to see if the muddy green water's deep enough to cover the car. The car stops two-thirds of the way down and we all stop quick and start waiting and hoping along with Norman that the car will be swallowed up. Seconds go by like hours.... then.... it..... finally..... disappears. We all breathe a sigh of relief and grin along with Norman as we watch the last of his old car hood disappears under the swamp mud with a couple of girgles and a whooshing sound. Norman smiles, we smile too ... Everybody's happy.. I mean "relieved"! Our Boy Norman has successfully hidden the evidence once again! Norman goes back to chomping on his peanuts and he rest of us wonder why he's not offering us any delicious peanuts to pop into our victorious mouths (we've all shared so much tonite). I always have my own poppers on hand when I watch Psycho so that I can fully enjoy the guilty pleaasure along with our boy Norman. Oh Norman... Norman wouldn't hurt a fly but he's selfish with his peanuts!

A deadly showe scene occurs in the Crawford movie "I Saw What you Did", but ithe scene did not feature Crawford.

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