Patrick Bateman isn’t your average young and wealthy New York investment banker in the 80s. He’s so much more than that. He cares about slowing down the nuclear arms race, stopping terrorism and world hunger, providing food and shelter for the homeless, opposing racial discrimination, promoting civil rights, while at the same time, promoting equal rights for women and most importantly promoting general social concern and less materialism in young people. Oh, and that’s not all. He also happens to be an axe murderer.
Join Grace and Katie for the Season 4 finale as we compare our eggshell and bone white business cards in American Psycho (2000).
Find us on Instagram & Threads @theunsolicitedfilmcritics
Patrick Bateman isn’t your average young and wealthy New York investment banker in the 80s. He’s so much more than that. He cares about slowing down the nuclear arms race, stopping terrorism and world hunger, providing food and shelter for the homeless, opposing racial discrimination, promoting civil rights, while at the same time, promoting equal rights for women and most importantly promoting general social concern and less materialism in young people. Oh, and that’s not all. He also happens to be an axe murderer.
Join Grace and Katie for the Season 4 finale as we compare our eggshell and bone white business cards in American Psycho (2000).
Find us on Instagram & Threads @theunsolicitedfilmcritics