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American Psycho - Patrick Bateman Character Study

by Jack's Movie Reviews

In this video essay, Jack analyses Mary Haron’s American Psycho, a portrait of the 1980s financial world and its effect on society. Paying particular attention to the film’s protagonist, Patrick Bateman, Jack takes a closer look at what makes him go, well—psycho.

 

 

 

American Psycho

Directed by

Mary Harron
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