Director Mary Harron who marked the 25th anniversary of her cult classic ‘American Psycho’, starring Christian Bale as the homicidal serial killer Patrick Bateman, is baffled by ‘Wall Street bros’ - ...

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Patrick Bateman is no role model. “American Psycho” director Mary Harron told Letterboxd Journal in a new interview for the film’s 25th anniversary that she disagrees with the fans who aspire to be ...

Ultimately, Harron concluded, American Psycho is “about a predatory society,” and while there is “a lot of horrific violence ...

Mary Harron thinks those who unironically idolize Christian Bale's Patrick Bateman in 'American Psycho' misread Bret Easton ...

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