December 15, 2009
He came. He partied. He killed.
Michael Alig,
Al D. Rodriguez,
Eric Bernat,
Gitsie,
James St. James
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With a short 57-minute running time calculated for TV timeslots, this documentary was partially financed by Cinemax and UK's Channel 4. Staged simulations are smoothly integrated with legit footage to... read more
DVD Release Date: September 23, 2003
Stats: 176 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (176)
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August 15, 2009A good side piece to go with The Party Monster movie that stars Macauley Culkin and Seth Green. Documentary shows what all the real club kids looked like that were played in the film. The movie is one of those that disturbs me so much I still have to watch it everytime i see it o... read more
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October 6, 2008I loved this shockdoc, would have liked it more if it could have been more in depth, and more involved footage of the scene at the time, but for what its worth, i loved every minute of it, a gem in my book
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June 15, 2007This movie rocks...it even has a cameo by Manson in it...if you haven't seen it do yourseld a favor and check it out..:)
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April 5, 2007u r my disco playing on the radio u r my disco....THE SLIMELIGHT PARTIES!!!
JAMES ST. JAMES IS STILL #1 & A FUCKING GOD-dess -
March 7, 2007This is only good if you have seen Party Monster or are instrested in the "Club" thing. I thought that it was really intresting.
Critic Reviews
October 27, 2003
Rich Cline, Shadows on the Wall
September 12, 2003
James Rocchi, Netflix
Fact-based story of drugs and death in "clubland" is boring and banal, failing in its attempt to shock and scandalize. Full Review
October 10, 2005
Cole Smithey, ColeSmithey.com
No review available.
August 14, 2005
Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
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