Synopsis
American Psycho is a movie released in 2000.
In the glitzy and cutthroat world of New York City finance, a seemingly polished investment banker leads a double life steeped in chilling darkness. As he navigates the high-stakes corporate ladder, his charming exterior conceals a chilling psychopathic nature that drives him into a spiral of increasingly bizarre and violent fantasies. This film unflinchingly explores the consequences of unchecked privilege and the hollowness of materialism, all while delivering a satirical examination of the culture of excess that defined the late '90s. With a standout performance that perfectly captures the eerie charisma of a man teetering on the edge of sanity, the film delves into themes of identity and alienation, challenging viewers to consider the masks we wear and the monsters we may hide beneath. The sharp, stylized direction complements the darkly comedic undertones, making for a provocative experience that lingers long after the credits roll. Filled with unforgettable moments and a distinctive visual flair, this film is a visceral journey into the mind of a man who believes he can have it allβuntil he realizes that his deepest desires might just lead to his own undoing.
Lionsgate
Muse Productions
Pressman Film
Christian Halsey Solomon Productions