Horror movies are supposed to scare audiences, not actors. Greg Evans looks at 16 movies that became too real for the people starring in them

Alfred Hitchcock's iconic Psycho is one of those movies that didn't particularly need any sort of follow-up, but the subsequent decades have seen that 1960 picture receive four further films and a vanilla remake, not to mention the excellent Bates Motel TV series.

For all the weirdos out there who want to watch something bad—but not so bad that's it’s boring and not so good that it’s no longer fun.

Before the rating aggregator Rotten Tomatoes was the dominating provider of critiques on movies, Roger Ebert was that go-to source. He worked and critiqued alongside Gene Siskel until Siskel's untimely death in 1999.