Dark, surreal, and cynical, American Psycho is a engaging study of uber-capitalist lifestyles of Yuppies in the height of Reagan's America. As repulsive as Patrick Bateman is, seeing him descend into insanity and have his perspective on reality blur is a wild ride, and his sudden turns keep you questioning what is real and what is imaginary, especially as more and more bystanders become involved. All of this creates a tale that highlights many bleak truths.

brillant film Bale is amazing in this film if you haven't seen it go and see it it's in my top 5 for definite

Director Mary Harron turned a gross, misogynist novel into a suspenseful, darkly funny slasher that satirizes capitalism in Reagan's America. The cast is so packed with great performances, that you'd be forgiven for forgetting the entire list of everyone who's in this movie. Other films have tried to copy American Psycho's swag, but just can't quite keep up. Let's look at Paul Allen's review of the movie.

This is one of Bales best performances. The film is a roller coaster of extreme violence, intrigue and dark humour. Imo this is a must watch film. It's a wild ride.

I honestly wish Screenrant would stop reviewing old movies, it is honestly just click-bait... and here i am

I really like this movie, but really love that some fanboys of it doesn't realize that it is making fun of them. Christian Bale is astonishing as Patrick Bateman. His line delivery is unlike anything I have ever heard before. The business card scene is genuinely hilarious. This movie rocks.

Christian Bale could not have delivered a better performance as Patrick Bateman if he had tried honestly. This movie is simple but terrifying and watching Bateman lose his sanity slowly is a horrifying experience that Bale plays so well.