Harron reflects on the controversial film, emphasizing its feminist perspective and critique of toxic masculinity.

Time for your weekly edition of the Defector Funbag. Got something on your mind? Email the Funbag. And buy Drew’s book, The Night The Lights Went Out, while you’re at it. Today, we’re talking about ...

Seeing as it's now been 25 years since the release of the film (which has lived on through a cult following and internet ...

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

“American Psycho” director Mary Harron told the Letterboxd ... Harron recognized that Bateman’s rising popularity is because of “memes” and “TikTok,” as well as the investment ...

American Psycho has become a cult favorite thanks in part to younger audiences discovering it through social media memes. Castmember Bill Sage, who played one of Bateman’s colleagues and was ...

American Psycho director Mary Harron is marking her film’s 25th anniversary by reminding toxic male fans that the story of Patrick Bateman is actually a satire of Wall Street bro culture and 80s ...