Mary Harron

Patrick Bateman aggressively berates a dry cleaner over stained sheets before awkwardly pivoting to polite society talk when he runs into an acquaintance.

Patrick Bateman delivers a pedantic critique of Huey Lewis and the News while preparing to brutally murder his colleague, Paul Owen.

A private investigator questions Patrick Bateman about a missing colleague, while Bateman struggles to maintain his composed, professional facade.

Patrick Bateman desperately confesses his gruesome crimes to his lawyer, who refuses to believe him due to a case of mistaken identity.

Patrick Bateman delivers a chilling final internal monologue, realizing that his crimes have brought him no catharsis or meaning.

Patrick Bateman attempts to break up with his fiancée Evelyn in a high-end restaurant while casually confessing to his homicidal urges. Evelyn ignores his dark revelations, focusing instead on social status and their shared friend group, leading to a surreal and tense confrontation that ends with Bateman's iconic excuse to flee the scene.

Patrick Bateman taunts and demeans a homeless man before revealing his true, violent nature under the guise of offering help.