Genre: '80s
Year: 2000
Best Song: New Order, "True Faith"
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'80s

Scored by Velvet Underground founding member John Cale, the musical narrative of Patrick Bateman's delicious sadism is the perfect accompaniment to an energetic stabbing session—with steel blade and meat injection alike. With cuts (ha!) from The Cure ("Watching Me Fall"), Eric B. & Rakim ("Paid in Full"), David Bowie ("Something in the Air"), and monologues from the Bret Easton Ellis-based killer, the only song missing is "It's Hip to Be Square." Koch recalled the album at the behest of Huey Lewis himself who deemed the movie too "violent." Luckily this long preceded Christian Bale's rage blackouts because Huey might've gotten his ass beat. "Try getting a reservation at Dorsia now, you fucking, stupid bastard."