Internet, I’m proud of you. This was bound to happen and kudos to ‘Alex Kropinak’ for bringing this slice of cool to the web.
All of the elements to create this mash-up – which finds Dexter Morgan (of Showtime’s Dexter) on the trail of Patrick Bateman (American Psycho) – were in place and Kropinak deftly pieces them together for something…well, that works.
Doctor Who’s Matt Smith is taking the stage this season in American Psycho: A new musical thriller now enjoying performances in London. Images from the show have surfaced and you can find them here courtesy of Cult Box.
Based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho’s creative team includes Duncan Shiek who provided the lyrics and music and screenwriter Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Carrie, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark) wrote the book.
A few months back, author Brett Easton Ellis was publicly musing on Twitter about the idea of a sequel to his hit novel “American Psycho,” and it seems someone was paying attention.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Lionsgate Television and FX are developing a TV sequel to the text with executive producer Allison Shearmur and writer Stefan Jaworski.
Musicals take time to create and American Psycho: The Musical feels like one of those productions we’ve been reporting about for a white. Fret not, it is coming – to London, to be more specific, sometime later this year. (That almost seems wrong, considering Patrick Bateman prowls the streets of New York City.)
But Duncan Shiek, the man behind the music, is hopeful it will land in the States and he spoke to Gothamist about some of the songs that will be featured.
Every week brings forth news of another remake and this week it was American Psycho. Lionsgate is developing a modern-day adaptation with writer Noble Jones.
While this project certainly has not been given the green light, that hasn’t prevented many people from sounding off with their casting choices for the main role, Patrick Bateman (previously essayed by Christian Bale).
And that’s including American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis.
Let’s see, Mary Harron’s American Psycho was released in 2000, so over ten years have passed.
In Hollywood’s mind, it’s time to re-adapt Bret Easton Ellis’ controversial novel as a writer has been hired to bring the life of serial killer Patrick Bateman to the screen one more time.
