Al D. Rodriguez, Eric Bernat, Gitsie
This sometimes-gruesome -- but engrossing -- documentary, a 1998 Sundance Film Festival entry, traces the path that club-kid-gone-bad Michael Alig followed as he went from being one of New York's most...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 23, 2003
Stats: 154 reviews
like many, i watched the movie before watching this shockumentary.
next on my list is the book. although i did prefer the movie, this was an interesting insite to the club kids. worth the watch!
i realized that "party monster" (the film) was real only after watching the interviews and the documentary.
I only came to watch this Shockumentary after watching "Party Monster" the movie.
I thought that it was interesting, but I was left wanting more. It seemed as if they only touched the surface, as if it is something that still doesn't want to be spoken about.
I 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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