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TrailerBased on a true story, the movie follows Michael Alig (Macaulay Culkin) who arrives on a Greyhound bus in New York City desperate to leave his boring Midwestern past behind. Soon his life is sent spiraling down when he brags on television about killing his drug dealer and roommate.Actors: Seth Green, Macaulay Culkin, Diana Scarwid, Dillon Woolley, Marilyn Manson, Dylan McDermott, Mia Kirshner, Wilmer Valderrama, Elliot Kriss, Janis Dardaris, Wilson Cruz, ...»Director: Fenton Bailey, Randy BarbatoCountry: United StatesDuration: 98 minQuality: SDRelease: 2003IMDb: 6.2Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Party Monster"
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Characters of "Party Monster"
James St. JamesPlayed by: Seth Green
Michael AligPlayed by: Macaulay Culkin
ElkePlayed by: Diana Scarwid
ChristinaPlayed by: Marilyn Manson
Peter GatienPlayed by: Dylan McDermott
NatashaPlayed by: Mia Kirshner
KeokiPlayed by: Wilmer Valderrama
AngelPlayed by: Wilson Cruz
GitsiePlayed by: Chloë Sevigny
BrookePlayed by: Natasha Lyonne
The RatPlayed by: Daniel Franzese -
Directors of "Party Monster"
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Creators of "Party Monster"
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Critic Reviews of "Party Monster"
Philadelphia InquirerDecember 12, 2003It's the drunk-guy- at-the-party syndrome: The only one truly entertained by the clown with the lamp shade on his head is the clown with the lamp shade on his head -- or folks similarly inebriated.
Houston ChronicleDecember 05, 2003A mess.
Seattle TimesNovember 14, 2003We begin the film not knowing what brought Michael and James together. We end, after a too-long 98 minutes, precisely the same way.
Denver PostNovember 07, 2003In the end, for all the vibrancy, there's not much there there. Maybe that's the point, but I doubt it.
Dallas Morning NewsNovember 06, 2003You haven't seen this many outrageous costumes since the Halloween parade on Cedar Springs.
Toronto StarOctober 24, 2003There are many ways of depicting an innocent's descent into hell, but the camp approach is surely the least advisable.
Las Vegas CityLifeMarch 30, 2004Rule No. 1: If you use black humor in a film about real-life characters and events, make sure you have a feel for it first.
Cinema em CenaFebruary 02, 2004Culkin se esforça, mas não convence como o bissexual Michael Alig. Em contrapartida, Seth Green rouba o filme com sua ótima performance.
Planet Sick-BoyJanuary 22, 2004So awful, it's almost good.
Capital Times (Madison, WI)January 22, 2004Never has the Manhattan club scene ever looked so tedious; this film makes a powerful argument for staying home and renting a movie.
FilmStew.comDecember 15, 2003Perhaps Party Monster's limited distribution will keep this clunker from interrupting Seth Green's rise to the top of the Hollywood food chain.
Deseret News, Salt Lake CityDecember 05, 2003Memo to Macaulay Culkin: When your latest cinematic 'comeback' attempt is a film like Party Monster, maybe remaining in career limbo wasn't such a bad idea.
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