• American Psycho (2000) Soundtrack OST •

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American Psycho is a novel by Bret Easton Ellis that follows the life of Patrick Bateman, a wealthy and successful investment banker living in Manhattan during the 1980s.

Patrick appears to be a charming and handsome young man, but beneath his polished exterior lies a dark and violent personality. He becomes obsessed with material possessions, status symbols, and his own physical appearance.

As Patrick's mental state deteriorates, he begins to indulge in increasingly sadistic and depraved acts of violence, including murder. However, his crimes go unnoticed by those around him, who are too preoccupied with their own superficial concerns to see the truth.

American Psycho is a chilling exploration of the emptiness and moral decay of the yuppie culture of the 1980s, as well as a disturbing portrait of a man teetering on the edge of sanity.

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Play	Title	Artist
	American Psycho
	True Faith	New Order: Performer Peter Hook: Writer
	Walking on Sunshine	Kimberley Rew: Writer Katrina & The Waves: Performer
	Simply Irresistible	Robert Palmer: Writer Robert Palmer: Performer
	I Touch Roses	Theodore Ottaviano: Writer Book of Love: Performer
	Hip to Be Square	Huey Lewis: Writer Huey Lewis & The News: Performer
	Lady in Red	Chris De Burgh: Writer Chris De Burgh: Performer
	In Too Deep	Phil Collins: Writer Genesis: Performer
	Sussudio	Phil Collins: Writer Phil Collins: Performer
	What's On Your Mind? (Pure Energy)	Paul Robb: Writer
	The Greatest Love Of All
	Paid In Full (Coldcut Remix)
	Music for 18 Synths
	Secreil Nicht
	Everlasting Love
	Deck the Halls
	Joy to the World
	Ya Llegaron A La Luna
	Suicide
	If You Don't Know Me By Now
	Pump Up the Volume
	Red Lights
	Try to Dismember
	Something in the Air (American Psycho Remix)
	Who Feelin' It (Philip's Psycho Mix)
	Watching Me Fall (Underdog Remix)
	Trouble
	What's On Your Mind? (Pure Energy)	Paul Robb: Performer
	Im Nin'alu	Linda Creed: Performer
	If You Don't Know Me By Now	Kenny Gamble: Performer
	Who Feelin' It (Philip's Psycho Mix)	Chris Frantz: Performer
	Opening Morning Routine	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Cards	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	You Are What You Wear	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Oh Sri Lanka	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Killing Time	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	In The Air Tonight	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Hardbody Hardbody Luis	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	If We Get Married	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Not A Common Man	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Mistletoe Alert	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Clean	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Killing Spree	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Nice Thought	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	At The End of an Island Harbody Hamptons	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	I Am Back	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	A Girl Before	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Don t You Want Me?	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	This Is Not An Exit	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Selling Out Fischer King Remix	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Everybody Wants to Rule The World Duncan Sheik Remix	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	Killing Time 2.0	Duncan Sheik: Performer
	"You Sping Me Round (Like A Record) - Dope	John Cale: Performer
	Monologue 1	John Cale: Performer
	"Something In The Air" (American Psycho Remix) - David Bowie	John Cale: Performer
	"Watching Me Fall" (Underdog Remix) - The Cure	John Cale: Performer
	"True Faith" - New Order	John Cale: Performer
	Monologue 2	John Cale: Performer
	"Trouble" - Daniel Ash	John Cale: Performer
	"Paid In Full" (Coldcut Remix) - Eric B. & Rakim	John Cale: Performer
	"Who Feelin' It" (Philip's Psycho Mix) - Tom Tom Club	John Cale: Performer
	Monologue 3	John Cale: Performer
	"What's On Your Mind" (Pure Energy Mix) - Information Society	John Cale: Performer
	"Pump Up The Volume" - M/A/R/R/S	John Cale: Performer
	"Paid In Full" (remix) - The Racket	John Cale: Performer
	Monologue 4	John Cale: Performer
	"Hip To Be Square" - Huey Lewis & The News	John Cale: Performer

User reviews

Dorothy Hernandez

5/10

The use of iconic songs like Hip to Be Square by Huey Lewis and the News adds a layer of irony to the scenes in American Psycho, highlighting the disconnect between appearance and reality.

Edward Lee

6/10

The music choices in American Psycho effectively enhance the dark and twisted nature of Patrick Bateman's character development throughout the movie.

William Turner

5/10

The soundtrack of American Psycho skillfully mirrors the duality of Patrick Bateman's persona, blending upbeat tracks with sinister undertones to reflect his inner turmoil.

Timothy Turner

6/10

The pulsating electronic score in American Psycho intensifies the suspense and unease felt while watching Patrick Bateman's descent into madness.

Elizabeth Adams

8/10

The soundtrack of American Psycho perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. Each track enhances the tension and suspense, adding another layer of depth to the story.

Sarah Parker

1/10

The music selection felt out of place and disconnected from the grim and disturbing themes of the story. It failed to create a sense of tension and unease that would have complemented the psychological turmoil of the main character.

John Carter

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of American Psycho complements the film's exploration of vanity, cruelty, and moral bankruptcy, making it an integral part of the viewing experience.

Kimberly Mitchell

3/10

The soundtrack of American Psycho failed to capture the unsettling and eerie atmosphere portrayed in the novel. It lacked depth and failed to enhance the dark and twisted narrative of Patrick Bateman's descent into madness.

David Mitchell

6/10

The eclectic mix of retro pop hits and eerie classical pieces in the soundtrack of American Psycho creates a haunting atmosphere that sticks with you long after the film ends.

Thomas Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of American Psycho perfectly captures the decadence and superficiality of the 1980s yuppie culture portrayed in the film.

Edward Thomas

7/10

The selection of songs reflects Patrick's obsession with superficiality and excess, providing a glimpse into his twisted psyche. The soundtrack effectively complements the visuals, creating a truly immersive and unforgettable viewing experience.

Michael Wilson

6/10

The music choices in American Psycho evoke a sense of nostalgia for the excesses of the 1980s while also serving as a warning against the dangers of unchecked ambition and materialism.

Amanda Turner

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of American Psycho missed the opportunity to elevate the film and immerse the audience in the unsettling world of Patrick Bateman. It failed to effectively convey the chilling and thought-provoking themes of the novel, leaving a sense of disappointment and missed potential.

Deborah Phillips

7/10

The eclectic mix of 80s pop and rock songs creates a nostalgic yet haunting backdrop for Patrick Bateman's descent into madness. The music seamlessly integrates into the narrative, intensifying the sense of unease and foreboding throughout the film.

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