Bret Easton Ellis

It took me nearly thirty years to finally getting around to reading this novel. Had I read it at the time of its release (1985) I don’t know what I would have thought of it. It was a huge deal at the time and Bret Easton Ellis was being touted as a “new voice of a generation”, and quite specifically, my generation (Ellis is only about two years older than I am).  At that time, the trials and tribulations of ultra-wealthy Los Angeles post-high school kids would have meant absolutely nothing to...Read Full Story

In high school I bought American Psycho from Barnes & Noble and read it in a few weeks. I knew it was full of awful, horrible stuff that I would never be able to forget but I did it anyways. I was fascinated, revolted; I laughed out loud. I became that one guy that burst everyone’s bubble by telling them that the movie sucked or at least totally missed the point of the book (whatever point there might have been) and that it also left out every one of the funniest scenes, and, oh that the...Read Full Story

Not a movie sequel kids. A sequel to the book. Check it out- Bret Easton Ellis Muses American Psycho Sequel | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central: "Bret Easton Ellis Muses American Psycho Sequel" 'via Blog this' Follow Cthutube for breaking news on horror, movies, books, comics, television, RPG's, Video Games, NOTLD, Call Of Cthulhu, Trail Of Cthulhu, Arkham Horror, Magic The Gathering, AFMBE, Left 4 Dead, Elder Sign, Mansions Of Madness, horror and zombie...Read Full Story

Charlie Rose - The Growth of Google / Harold Ford / Bret Easton Ellis (August 17, 2010) Amazon Instant Video ~ Charlie Rose Download: $1.99 (Visit the Best Sellers in TV Talk Shows list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)Product Details Amazon Sales Rank: #73207 in TV Series Episode Video on Demand Released on: 2011-03-22 Running time: 55 minutesRead Full Story

Could we be seeing a Less Than Zero part 2? The last time Bret cast a movie we got Robert Downey, Jr., James Spader, Andrew McCarthy and Jamie Gertz. “The Canyons” is a contemporary thriller written by Bret Easton Ellis (Less Than Zero, American Psycho) and directed by Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull) that documents five 20-something’s quest for power, love, sex and success in 2012 Hollywood. In an interesting twist, the pair are casting the film through the internet and financing it...Read Full Story