12. The Shocking Toilet
In the 1960s, Hollywood was still operating under what’s known as the Hays Code, a series of unofficial regulations that governed what could and could not be shown on screen. The idea was to convey a general atmosphere of sexlessness and non-violence. Also, pooping was a big no-no, which was why toilets were never filmed … until Marion Crane is slashed to death in the shower and falls to the floor right next to a toilet.
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