Patrick Bateman pays attention to the minutiae and tiniest of details. He also really cares about being the best at everything he does, which shows its ugly face in the famous business card scene.

Even in a film that exudes violence and arrogance, it is a seemingly ordinary and unassuming piece of card that shows the deepest layer of Patrick Bateman’s mental confusion. American Psycho ...

Bateman shows off his new business card, only to be upstaged by his co-workers’ cards, sending him into a quiet rage. There have been parodies of the scene for years, and more recently ...

Twenty-five years ago, in his pristine but sparse Manhattan apartment, viewers got ready with Patrick ... narrator. Bateman obsesses over the symbols of status — his business card typeface ...

Patrick Bateman’s wardrobe of slick ... Braces may push the look a little too Wall Street, but a card wallet is a neat addition – a way to keep the nimbus white of your business card pristine ...

Well, give or take a name or two, de Lesseps’ reaction bears a striking resemblance to my reaction when I was told that Austin Butler’s been confirmed as Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino ...

Patrick Bateman is no role model. “American Psycho” director Mary Harron told the Letterboxd Journal in a new interview for the film’s 25th anniversary that she disagrees with the fans who ...

Christian Bale’s turn as Wall Street yuppie and serial killer Patrick Bateman in 2000’s “American ... best-suited actors to compare business cards, do a thousand stomach crunches and wield ...

But there’s one killer disguise where Powell really get to flex: an impression of Patrick Bateman from American Psycho. Directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Richard Linklater, who co-wrote the ...