American Psycho 2 (DVD)

As a 12 yr old child, Rachel Newman witnesses the murder of Patrick Bateman’s last victim. She then murders him, ending his reign as the ‘American Psycho’. She isn’t implicated to or connected in any way with the murder, and on surface value it doesn’t appear to affect her life other than by giving her an interest in serial killers and a desire to join the FBI to catch other serial killers such as Bateman. [Forward a few years] As a young lady, Rachel knows exactly what she wants, and how she intends to achieve it. She has a plan, clearly drawn up in her head and so enrols at college on a criminal profiling course - her main aim there is to ...  Read the complete review

According to Scream 2, a sequel (to a great movie) that lacked almost all of the things that made its predecessor great, "Sequels Suck". The film makes a lot of fun of itself, not least when the lovable Randy points out The Rules. There are three Rules to making a successful sequel. The body count must always be higher. The death scenes are always more elaborate. And never assume the killer is dead. American Psycho 2 follows these rules to the letter. Following in great Hollywood tradition, American Psycho 2 is not as good as its predecessor. American Psycho was a superb movie - a great tale based on a brilliant book, and one of the few movies I ...  Read the complete review