‘Bates Motel’ season 5 episode 3 will feature Norman living the life of his mother Norma as he helps Chick with a project; Norma is proud of her son as the two wreck havoc.
Nestor Carbonell says goodbye and thank you to cast and crew of 'Bates Motel' via Twitter. New posters out for season 5 and these are creepier than ever.
Norman Bates seem to have a pretty solid grip on his life as he struggles with multiple personalities. Although his insanity is getting aggressive, his obsession with dead mother has not stopped. Watch Bates Motel Season 5 as it kicks off in February.
Pop star Rihanna is joining “Bates Motel” Season 5 as the fictional character Marion Crane from the show’s 1960 film “Psycho” and the novel about a serial killer. Crane’s head is chopped off in the novel and in the movie she is brutally stabbed. What will happen to Rihanna’s character in the upcoming “Bates Motel” fifth season? How will Norman (Freddie Highmore) kill her?
“Bates Motel” left off with a chilling season finale after Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore) killed his mother Norma Bates (Vera Farmiga), and has no clue that he committed the crime. What he does know, is that he loves his mother truly and he does not want to let her go.
For those expecting another revolutionary film, they may be disappointed after experiencing "The Conjuring 2." However, for those expecting a solid sequel and a good summer film, this will satisfy audiences on all levels.
In the horror film genre, no other franchise has been quite as successful lately as that of "The Conjuring." Now that the sequel has been rolling off the assembly line, producers have dropped a delicious new teaser trailer for fans of the genre. Watch the trailer here.
"Bates Motel" is returning to A&E for a fourth season where Norman (Freddie Highmore) will completely lose his mind when his mother Norma Bates (Vera Farmiga) passes away.
"Bates Motel" returns to A&E for a fourth season in 2016 with Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore) being crazier than ever while Season 3 cliffhangers are addressed.
