not even once did she ever need to return her videotapes...

>"I took matters into my own hands. And it changed my life forever." Wait so this was not even supposed to be a sequel to American Psycho, just happened to be added on later? Makes sense. If it were not linked to American Psycho I wouldn't judge it so harshly but the first scene pissed me off and it was all downhill from there.

Mila Kunis stars in the campy, lighthearted horror film American Psycho II: All American Girl. Desperate to get a TA position with a prestigious college professor, criminology student Rachael Newman proceeds to kill off her competition. Kunis gives a solid performance, and is especially good at delivering the dark comedy. And though the plot’s fairly predictable, it uses the tropes and clichés of the genre rather well. Still, the film tries to be a little too clever at times, and the violence and gore is quite tame. Yet despite its problems, American Psycho II: All American Girl is an entertaining slasher film.

It didn't even feel like a sequel to the original one. The psychic feel of the movie is not captured well, although the movie uncovers some good twists in the ending and that's the only reason for liking it. The acting is alright but nowhere to the performance of what Christian Bale delivered.

Certainly not good- it’s undeniably trashy. But I think most of its reputation as uniquely terrible is the title forced upon it and ADR’d in. That’s one of the more interesting things about the movie- a low budget run of the mill slasher poorly morphed into a sequel to a critically acclaimed psychological satire. On its own it’s a slasher afraid of gore and the gnarly details, with flat performances from Shatner and Kunis, a plot that stretches beyond suspension of disbelief, and a lead character that really shouldn’t get away with any of third but is painted as the serial killer GOAT. Honestly even for bad movies aficionados it’s pretty skippable.