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Psycho Shampoo

Synopsis

A short parody of the iconic shower murder scene from Hitchcock's "Psycho" framed as a shampoo commercial. This short was produced for the LA-based comedy theater group Our Lady of Laughter and used as part of their show "Rabies!" in 1979.

Release History & Theatrical Window

World Premiere

1979 - exact date unknown

Festival / Special Debut

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Gus Van Sant
Screenplay & Story
Leonard Ripps, Tom Sherohman, Pat Proft
Original Score
Bernard Herrmann
Original Title
Psycho Shampoo
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Gus Van Sant

Screenplay & Story

Leonard Ripps, Tom Sherohman, Pat Proft

Original Score & Music

Bernard Herrmann

Department Leadership Roster

Leonard Ripps

Writer

Tom Sherohman

Writer

Pat Proft

Pat Proft

Writer

Gus Van Sant

Gus Van Sant

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Psycho Shampoo.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Psycho Shampoo

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Psycho Shampoo about?

A short parody of the iconic shower murder scene from Hitchcock's "Psycho" framed as a shampoo commercial. This short was produced for the LA-based comedy theater group Our Lady of Laughter and used as part of their show "Rabies!" in 1979.

Who directed Psycho Shampoo?

Psycho Shampoo was directed by Gus Van Sant.

Who stars in Psycho Shampoo?

The principal cast of Psycho Shampoo includes Nancy Steen, Tom Sherohman, Pat Proft.

When was Psycho Shampoo released and how long is it?

Psycho Shampoo was released in 1979 with a total runtime of 1m.

Who composed the musical score for Psycho Shampoo?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Psycho Shampoo was composed by Bernard Herrmann.