American Psycho - Mediabook (REGION B) USED
*BOOK AND MENUS ARE IN GERMAN
New York in the 80s: Patrick Bateman is a brand-conscious, successful young Wall Street broker with an outrageously expensive apartment, a tasteful designer wardrobe, a fit body, an elegant model fiancé and a willing lover. Only a few downsides cloud his seemingly perfect, glossy existence: unnecessary disruptions during the obligatory consumption of coke in the toilet of an in-disco, or acquaintances who are used to success and who not only have the more successful business card, but also - in contrast to him - a table in the most sought-after high-class restaurant in the world Grab the city.
In this world of make-believe, Bateman may only be different from his interchangeable yuppie friends in one way: he's a sadistic serial killer! He likes to torture women, but even a homeless man or his opponent Paul Allen fall victim to him. Allen's disappearance calls Detective Donald Kimball onto the scene, but he doesn't seem to recognize the American Psycho in Bateman, even though the yuppie is now running more and more openly amok. Or maybe the bloody slaughter only exists in Bateman's sick imagination?
*BOOK AND MENUS ARE IN GERMAN
New York in the 80s: Patrick Bateman is a brand-conscious, successful young Wall Street broker with an outrageously expensive apartment, a tasteful designer wardrobe, a fit body, an elegant model fiancé and a willing lover. Only a few downsides cloud his seemingly perfect, glossy existence: unnecessary disruptions during the obligatory consumption of coke in the toilet of an in-disco, or acquaintances who are used to success and who not only have the more successful business card, but also - in contrast to him - a table in the most sought-after high-class restaurant in the world Grab the city.
In this world of make-believe, Bateman may only be different from his interchangeable yuppie friends in one way: he's a sadistic serial killer! He likes to torture women, but even a homeless man or his opponent Paul Allen fall victim to him. Allen's disappearance calls Detective Donald Kimball onto the scene, but he doesn't seem to recognize the American Psycho in Bateman, even though the yuppie is now running more and more openly amok. Or maybe the bloody slaughter only exists in Bateman's sick imagination?
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*BOOK AND MENUS ARE IN GERMAN
New York in the 80s: Patrick Bateman is a brand-conscious, successful young Wall Street broker with an outrageously expensive apartment, a tasteful designer wardrobe, a fit body, an elegant model fiancé and a willing lover. Only a few downsides cloud his seemingly perfect, glossy existence: unnecessary disruptions during the obligatory consumption of coke in the toilet of an in-disco, or acquaintances who are used to success and who not only have the more successful business card, but also - in contrast to him - a table in the most sought-after high-class restaurant in the world Grab the city.
In this world of make-believe, Bateman may only be different from his interchangeable yuppie friends in one way: he's a sadistic serial killer! He likes to torture women, but even a homeless man or his opponent Paul Allen fall victim to him. Allen's disappearance calls Detective Donald Kimball onto the scene, but he doesn't seem to recognize the American Psycho in Bateman, even though the yuppie is now running more and more openly amok. Or maybe the bloody slaughter only exists in Bateman's sick imagination?
