1/5 psycho2-3-4 the beginning triple featurer- I still havn't recreived this dvd
  by Paul G. Oliveira (ma usa)
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5/5 nice collection of psycho sequels
  by bOoKwOrM (usa)
This collection is awesome for Psycho fans. Psycho II gets its own disc, while Psycho III and IV share the second disc of this budget release collection. Extras for Psycho II are pretty bare. You get a couple of spoken languages(English and Spanish), subtitles(Spanish, French, and English captions for hearing impaired). Would have been nice to have some sort of behind the scenes featurette.
There are even less extra stuff for Psycho III. Besides a trailer, the fans get English,Spanish, and French audio tracks, and subtitles(Spanish, French, and English captions for hearing impaired).
Psycho IV: The Beginning does not even get a trailer! It only has an english audio track, subtitles(French, and English captions for the hearing impaired). Well, at least it's on DVD. *sighs*

5/5 GREAT TRIPLE FEATURE ALWAYS TRUE CLASSIC'S
  by J. Cardona (S.W. Florida USA)
WOW THIS WAS GREAT ENTERTAINMENT TO WATCH AGAIN & AGAIN WITH THE FAMILY. lOVE ALL OF NORMAN BATES PSYCHO MOVIES. GREAT SELLER, SUPER FAST SHIPPING! THANKS A++++++++

4/5 A great little triple feature for horror fans
  by Joseph P. Menta, Jr. (Philadelphia, PA USA)
In-the-know film fans know they're not getting Hitchcock-level quality here, but that's okay: there's nothing wrong with a little low-rent horror, especially if there's some overall spit and polish added to the proceedings. Here's a thumbnail comment or two on each of the three entertaining movies on this generous, inexpensive DVD:

"Psycho II" is clever, scary, and skillfully walks the line between genuine horror and touch-in-cheek humor, neither undercutting the other. I'd better not to say too much and just let you discover the story elements for yourself. But it's definitely worth the trip.

"Psycho III" is more by-the-numbers, but features (like Norman) several characters who are neither all good (or stable) or all bad, which adds some welcome complexity. Good direction by Anthony Perkins, including some interesting, arty scene transitions. Overall, the least assured of the bunch, but still worth a look.

"Psycho IV: The Beginning" is probably the best thing frequent television director Mick Garris ("The Stand" and many other Stephen King TV productions) has done. There's good, scary, moody direction of a generally engaging, illuminating story... provided by Joseph Stephano, the original "Psycho" screenwriter! I also loved the generous, effective use of Bernard Herrmann's original "Psycho" main theme throughout the film. This made-for-cable production was a wonderful little discovery.

There are no real extras to speak of on this DVD, just the original trailers and promos for the films. But for only a few dollars you get three-full length psychological horror movies ranging from perfectly watchable to very good quality, all expertly rendered for sharp picture and sound. What more does one really need?

4/5 Good psychotic fun!
  by the_slayer_
I ordered this item because the second film really isnt bad, and the fourth film being the prequal to it all, is tolerable. Its a great character and the original story will always be a classic. The third film was directed by Anthony Perkins (Norman Bates) and it proves to be the worst of the sequels. Don't buy this for good film making buy this for good psychotic fun because you know that you just want to complete the set.