I based this house on the Bates home.

Basically a self-insert Psycho V with shades of Gravity Falls. (I'm still trying to figure out what that means.) Sort of this spiritual successor to an old fic I had on an old .

What if Mary was really on Norman's side all along?

what if norman hid mary before the police arrived what if lila loomis never died what if norman didnt murder anyone during the events of psycho 3

Norman Bates is back to his old ways but this round the citizens of Fairvale, California aren't going to let him get away with it. There's no insanity plea for Norman this time, not if they have anything to say about it. "They say home is where the heart is…and bo-o-dies too, in my case." – Norman Bates

This is a song I wrote about Norman Bates that was written to the tune of the old Frosted Flakes commercial jingle.

Basically, this is an epilogue to Psycho IV: The Beginning. I don't want to give too much away in the summary, since it's supposed to be a one-shot.

Maureen Coyle's thoughts at the end of Psycho III. Mild spoilers included.

The thoughts of Mary Loomis at the end of Psycho II.

A one-shot about a guest that arrives at the Bates Motel one night in late 1959/early 1960, before Norman Bates meets Marion Crane. Mostly movieverse with references to bookverse.

It's finally here... the "Shower Intruder" parody! It tells the story of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho to the tune of the extended version of the Antoine Dodson song "Bed Intruder."

The sequel to my story Fairvale. Picks up a year after the end of the first story. More about Psycho than Sweeney Todd than the first story was, though.

This is a one-shot lost chapter of my story Fairvale, set right after the chapter where Rudolph finds the will and before the final numbered chapter.

Two Sisters, one man, one boy. Someone ends up dying. (Restarted from an old .)

Norman ne désire que peu de choses en réalité : trouver la femme avec qui il deviendra "nous", avec qui il pourra fonder une famille et oublier sa mère !

Taylor Camp is a young man trying to make it in show business in New York. What happens when he finds out that the new tenant in the apartment above his turns out to be his hero, who faked his own death? (A reworking of a fic from an old .)

Psycho II. When all was said and done, and the cobwebs in her mind had been swept away by morphine and the smell of Lysol and the taste of bad hospital food, one thing was starkly clear to Mary Loomis: "Answering the door might have been the biggest mistake of my life." Slight Norman/Mary, some violence, a lot of motherly head games.

Something I wrote 11 years ago in summer 2008. Just a little bit of a "missing scene" in Psycho II. Mary's guilt is really getting to her. A one-shot that I might expand on later. Rated T for a single F-bomb.

A prequel of sorts to Psycho. Upon moving to Fairvale, Sam Loomis encounters an anxious young man in the shop. All rights go to Universal Studios.

My own alternate ending for Psycho II. One shot. Enjoy! :)

One-shot. An alternate ending to the second movie. It's the 22nd anniversary for Norman Bates since he was released from the institution. But even on a day like this, he needs to take care of his mother. This time though, it's not who you think it is. Twist inside. Bad summary. COMPLETE

A stray dog turns up at the diner and befriends Norman. AU Norman and Mary. Based on the events of Psycho II.

Mary visits the bathroom in Cabin One where Marion Crane was murdered.

Norman makes his first visit to the diner after the events of Psycho II.

Norman wakes up from a nightmare. Mary can't sleep either. Kitchen conversation ensues. Norman/Mary, based on Psycho II.