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Film:
  Party Monster  
 
Studio:
     
 
Directors:
  Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato  
 
Stars:
  Macauley Culkin, Seth Green, Diana Scarwid, Dylan McDermott, Dillon Woolley  
 
Release Date:
  2003  
 
Reviewed by:
  The Priestess  
         
 
Rating:
   
         
 
Review:
 

I didn’t know that Monster was already out on DVD, but with all the recent Oscar hoopla, I was quick to snatch it up. I looked everywhere for Christina Ricci (rrrwowrrr), but I didn’t see her, so I figured she was crushed under a headdress or wandering around in an animal costume somewhere. I loved the costuming, but then, I’ve always been an unapologetic Rocky Horror fan. It was such a trip down memory lane to see all these beautiful faygelas I’ve watched on TV over the years. Oz from Buffy (Seth Green) steals the show. He’s much prettier than Culkin. Fez from That Seventies Show (Wilmer Valderrama) is always absolutely fabulous. And remember Rickie from way back when on My So Called Life (Wilson Cruz)? I have to give the casting director kudos in spite of his/her desperate cry for attention in casting Marilyn Manson. (To be honest, he’s not half bad.) Of course, it is a stroke of genius to cast Mac Culkin as Michael Alig. He’s pretty good at playing a spaced-out, emotionally ruined young man. Wonder why.

Wait, this isn’t Monster. It’s Party Monster. Nevermind.

 
         
 
Related Links:
  www.partymonster.com  
         

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