ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, Paul and Jillian examine 2016's American Psycho: directed by Rupert Goold, choreographed by Lynne Page, and starring Benjamin Walker. Talking points for this episode include: when is it acceptable to do Thriller arms onstage? How much stage blood is too much stage blood? And how good is "Hip to Be Square"?
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Intro Song: "American Psycho" by Treble Charger
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