The Carolina Theatre of Durham on Instagram: "Unbox a vintage Psycho poster with us from the theater’s archives! This poster is from when the theater screened Psycho during its 1969 uncut theatrical re-release. This reissue was the first time the film recieved an official rating (M for Mature), and the first time many filmgoers saw all the scenes intact, unlike the versions that appeared on television at the time. “See it the way it was originally made” on Sunday, October 5 at the Carolina Theat

Horrors on Instagram: "Ed Gein, often called the “Butcher of Plainfield,” was one of the most infamous killers in American history. Living in rural Wisconsin in the 1940s and 50s, he appeared to be an unassuming farmhand. But after his mother’s death, his obsessions with death and the female body spiraled into something grotesque. When police entered his farmhouse in 1957, they uncovered a nightmare. Inside were bowls made from human skulls, lampshades stitched from skin, masks crafted from face

Movora on Instagram: "🎬 This scene is from American Psycho (2000), a psychological thriller based on Bret Easton Ellis’s novel. The movie follows Patrick Bateman, a wealthy New York investment banker who hides a dark, violent side. In this particular moment, the woman asks Patrick a seemingly innocent question: “Do you have a girlfriend?” — but in the world of Bateman, nothing is ever truly innocent. This highlights the tension between his double life: the charming, successful exterior and the

PSYCHOLOGIST | PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATOR | Psychology Memes on Instagram: "Here's the Explanation: Old one is Freud Okay so Sigmund Freud and Karen Horney were prominent psychoanalysts with contrasting views on personality development, Freud emphasized internal, unconscious sexual drives and the Oedipus complex, while Horney stressed external, sociocultural factors and a healthy development arising from a nurturing environment and the absence of basic anxiety. Horney, a female psychoanalyst, also chal