Anatomy of a Psycho (1961) is a gritty, low-budget psychological crime drama that captures the raw intensity of teen rebellion and emotional trauma. The story follows Chet, a troubled young man who spirals into violence and obsession after his older brother is sentenced to death for murder. Convinced of his brother's innocence and fueled by rage, Chet wages a one-man war against society, unleashing a wave of terror on those he believes are responsible.

Featuring the brooding performance of Ronnie Burns and eerie cinematography, this film is steeped in Cold War-era paranoia and suburban angst. With its unique blend of noir and juvenile delinquency drama, Anatomy of a Psycho has earned a place as a cult classic among true crime and exploitation film fans.