I'm I'm Renee Hunter Vasquez, joined as always by my co-host, my husband, and my brother.

Hi, I'm John Paul Vasquez. Hi, I'm Travis Hunter. This week, we're recording live

from our table at Dorcia to discuss the 2000 black comedy horror film, American Psycho. This film was

directed by Mary Heron with a screenplay by Heron and Guinevere Turner based on the novel by

Brett Easton Ellis. American Psycho is incredibly polarizing, being called everything from brilliant to a misogynistic

mess.

Although it is very toned down from its source material, this film is criticized for its depiction

of sex and violence.

Despite this, many hail American Psycho as a modern classic for its satirical look at status

and consumerism

due in large part to an unforgettable performance by Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman.

This film was recommended to us by friend of the show and when to go get her, Kimberly

Bass.

We want to thank Kimberly not only for her suggestion, but for being a great friend to us.

Thank you for your support and for being

with us for so long. So what did you guys think of American Psycho the first time you saw it?

I remember seeing this movie a long time ago and I loved it because it was fucking hilarious.

Watching it for the show, I still love it, and it's still very funny.

No, I do notice a lot of things now being a little more mature and grown up.

But I do enjoy the shit out of this movie.

Like, I really, really do like this movie.

Did you see it when it first came out?

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