What do you get when you combine a warped mind of a Manhattan stockbroker and a suave, classy well-built exterior? You get an American psycho and the title of a brilliant yet not so easily accepted book by Bret Easton Ellis. Canadian director Mary Harron, known for her work with the cult movie "I Shot Andy Warhol", really took on a handful when she decided to put Ellis's work to the big screen. Though the …showed first 75 words of 974 total…

…showed last 75 words of 974 total…joyed the raw and at times dark humor amidst the over-clouded plot, it's definitely not a film for everyone. If you are a prudish or easily disturbed individual who doesn't feel like you can look past the non-reserved intimate scenes and the less-than-appropriate acts of violence to see the true meaning of the film, then trust me when I say, "Don't bother." You just can't watch this movie with a narrow frame of mind.