After Marion is stabbed in the shower at Bates' Motel, she slides down the wall inside the bathtub As her shoulder moves, the wall has blood on it behind her. In the next sequence, when she falls over, the blood is not on the wall anymore. See more...
Directed by Gus Van Sant, starring Anne Heche, Julianne Moore, Viggo Mortensen, Vince Vaughn, William H. Macy (add more)
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
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When Anne Heche is in the shower being stabbed to death, the knife has no blood on it. [This was because Gus Van Sant tried to repeat shot for shot the original movie; in the original there is no blood on the knife in between stabbings during the shower seen.]
When Norman is getting ready to push the car into the swamp, the car's left taillight is already halfway filled with water. [Doesn't mean much. My car has never been underwater, but the right signal light housing fills with water when it rains.]
In the scene where Anne Heche goes to take a shower, she gets into the stall and immediately turns the shower on. What's amazing is that it's the right temperature right as she turns it on. Guess the Bates Motel has really good showers. [She actually ran the water a bit first, and even if she didn't it is possible for the water temperature to be decently comfortable for her right away.]
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