'Saw' And 'American Psycho' TV Series In The Works From Lionsgate
Lionsgate TV is developing both Saw and American Psycho as TV shows.
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The Best Movies Leaving Hulu In February 2021
From District 9, to American Psycho, to Selena, to Eyes Wide Shut, here are the best movies leaving Hulu in February 2021.
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Cool Stuff: New Funko POPs For 'Empire Strikes Back', 'American Psycho', 'Dinosaurs', Marilyn Monroe & More
At London Toy Fair this week, a new wave of 2020 Funko POPs were announced featuring Star Wars, Harry Potter, X-Men, Dinosaurs, and more.
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The Toy Box: Ghostbusters, The Force Awakens, American Psycho, Jaws, Batman 1966, TMNT 2 & More
The Toy Box is a recurring feature at /Film that rounds up some of the newest and coolest collectibles, decorations, gadgets and other memorabilia that you nerds might want for your shelves. Today we've got a set of some of the best Ghostbusters figures I've ever seen, a new Hot Toys version of Finn as…
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VOTD: Margot Robbie Recreates The 'American Psycho' Morning Routine For Vogue
Vogue put together this fantastic Margot Robbie American Psycho spoof video, featuring the actress in her own version of Patrick Bateman's morning routine
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'American Psycho' Trivia: Bret Easton Ellis Once Wrote A Script For David Cronenberg
In the early '90s, David Cronenberg was working on an adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' satire. The author reflects on this piece of American Psycho trivia.
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Cool Stuff: Movie Posters Feel Foreign In New Exhibit By Jay Shaw, Jason Liwag And Rico Cabina
Many times, the international version of a movie poster is much better than the domestic one. International marketing teams seem more willing to take visual risks, and therefore, we're given more interesting and evocative artwork. So what if your favorite limited, pop culture art was given a foreign spin? That's the general idea behind Native…
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'American Psycho' Sequel Series In Development At FX
Briefly: Mary Harron's American Psycho, the film adaptation of a novel by Bret Easton Ellis, was not a major hit when it premiered in 2000. But the film gained traction as an effective satire, thanks in no small part to the dedicated performance from Christian Bale. Thirteen years later, American Psycho is well-established as one…
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VOTD: Huey Lewis Gets Bloody Revenge In 'American Psycho' Parody
One of the most famous scenes in Mary Harron's American Psycho turns in on itself in thanks to Funny or Die. The scene in question finds Christan Bale's character Patrick Bateman pointing out the cultural and musical value of Huey Lewis and the News while preparing to murder a colleague. Funny or Die's version puts…
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Sequel Bits: Bret Easton Ellis Considering An 'American Psycho' Sequel, Plus: '[REC]3: Genesis' Trailer, 'X-Men: First Class 2', 'The Fighter 2', 'Terminator 5'
In this edition of Sequel Bits, it is once again hip to be square. As well as to be mutated, undead, and/or cyborgian. After the jump: Yes, Jennifer Lawrence wants to do X-Men: First Class 2 Bret Easton Ellis says Patrick Bateman would want to get it on with Chris Brown and Rihanna [REC]3: Genesis gets…
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Now Lionsgate Is Remaking 'American Psycho;' Screenwriter Hired For New Version
We've heard rumblings and now the threat is real: Lionsgate is developing a new film based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel American Psycho. The studio has just hired Noble Jones to write the script. Jones seems at first like an unknown quantity, as his few IMDB credits include second-unit director on part of The…
Read MoreCool Stuff: 10 Movie Posters Inspired By Men's Styles
If you read /Film on a regular basis, you know that we love cool movie posters. And out of everyone on the site, I think I'm probably the most obsessed. I'm always scouring galleries and websites for awesome posters based on pop culture to add to my ever growing addiction collection. So, I'm really digging…
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American Psycho Stage Musical In The Works With Music By Duncan Sheik
It says a lot about the performance of Christian Bale as the murderous banker Patrick Bateman that, when most people hear the title American Psycho, they immediately think of Mary Harron's 2000 movie rather than the original novel by Bret Easton Ellis. Can any cohort of singing and dancing performers hope to upstage Bale's Bateman,…
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The /Filmcast: Bonus Episode - Theater Vs. Home Theater, And Guilty Pleasures (GUESTS: Tyler And David From Battleship Pretension)
The /Filmcast crew is off this week, but in its place we have a special bonus episode! Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar, and Adam Quigley chat with Tyler and David from the Battleship Pretension podcast about what you lose/gain in a home theater experience, the potential of Glee, guilty pleasures, and quality film transfers. Plus, your…
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The /Filmcast: After Dark - Ep. 77 - Imagined Worlds, Children Of Men, And The Dying Art Of Film Criticism (GUEST: Mike D'Angelo From Onion AV Club)
The /Filmcast: After Dark is a recording of what happens right after The /Filmcast is over, when the kids have gone to bed and the guys feel free to speak whatever is on their minds. In other words, it’s the leftover and disorganized ramblings, mindfarts, and brain diarrhea from The /Filmcast, all in one convenient…
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/Filmcast Ep. 76 - 2012 (GUEST: Dan Eckman, Director Of Mystery Team)
This week, Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley reflect on the style and career of director Jon Turtletaub, try to unravel the plot of Ridley Scott's new Monopoly movie, remember the greatness of Independence Day, and compare the Kick-Ass teaser trailer with the Comic-Con footage they've already seen. Special guest writer/director Dan Eckman joins…
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Cool Stuff: Justin Reed's Movie Art
Justin Reed is a 30-year old Vermont artist who has created a number of awesome movie-inspired artwork over the past few years. He has a BFA in Illustration from the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, and has had art exhibition in galleries in and out of the country (every place from Canada to Los Angeles). I've included…
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Bret Easton Ellis Adaptation The Informers Loses Entire Vampire Sub-Plot With Brandon Routh?
Compared to most authors, onetime New York it-boy Bret Easton Ellis's works have had a pretty good translation record at the cinema. American Psycho, The Rules of Attraction and Less Than Zero were all pretty faithful, quality adaptations that kept Ellis's sensational penchant for drugs, kinky sex and sociopathic detachment intact. A tall order these…
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