American Psycho collection

A bone-colored business card with Silian Rail lettering, a table impossible to get at Dorsia and a mint mask peeled off in front of the mirror: Patrick Bateman turned vanity into a competitive sport! Created by Bret Easton Ellis in 1991 and then played by Christian Bale in Mary Harron's film released in 2000, the vice president of Pierce & Pierce walks a Manhattan of polished marble where the yuppies look so alike they blend together and where Patrick becomes, for a time, a certain Marcus Halberstram. A fiery lecture on Huey Lewis and the News before the raincoat comes out of the closet: here, horror advances in a three-piece suit and the axe waits patiently for its turn. A fierce satire of a decade obsessed with appearances, the story grates above all through the doubt it leaves hanging over what really happened. From the novel to the figures with the too-perfect smile, Bateman slips into collections with that carefully groomed coldness that serves as his signature!