Bottom Line: Tiresome tale of beautiful people destroying themselves.
PARK CITY — Considering that none of Bret Easton Ellis’ controversial novels has ever been turned into a particularly successful movie, it’s amazing that filmmakers continue to find backers for adaptations of his work. Maybe Ellis’ portrayals of hedonistic, drug-addled party people strike a nerve with Hollywood hotshots. But they’re living in a very rarefied world. The latest Ellis adaptation, “The Informers” (based on his book from …
