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PARTY MONSTER (2003) - R

Country:	United States Location: New York
Genre:	Biopic, Black Comedy, Drama
Markets:	Sundance Film Festival 2003, AFM 2003, Cannes Market 2003

Credits

Production Company:	ContentFilm, Inc Fortissimo Film Sales Killer Films, Inc. World of Wonder Productions Inc.
Sales Agent:	Fortissimo Film Sales
Director:	Fenton Bailey Randy Barbato
Producer:	Jon Marcus Bradford Simpson Christine Vachon
Exec Producer:	Wouter Barendrecht Edward R. Pressman John Schmidt Sofia Sondervan John Wells Michael J Werner
Writer: Book:	James St. James
Writer: Screenplay:	Fenton Bailey Randy Barbato
Cast:	Wilson Cruz Macaulay Culkin Seth Green Justin Hagan Natasha Lyonne Marilyn Manson Dylan McDermott Diana Scarwid Chloe Sevigny John Stamos
	Mia Kirshner Wilmer Valderrama
	Dillon Wooley

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Synopsis: A "club kid" and party promoter rises to prominence in the early 1990's. At his peak, he has his own record label and magazine. He also does a lot of drugs and, as his addictions get worse, his party themes become darker and more twisted. He murders his drug dealer by injecting him with Drano and throwing him in the East River. He blatantly boasts of it and the press thought it was a publicity stunt until the body washed ashore.

Comment: To be based on the nonfiction book "Disco Blood Bath," by James St. James.

SBD Review: 3 stars

Other Reviews:

BBC Films (Jamie Russell) [2/5]

Boxoffice Magazine

Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert) [3/4]

CinemaSpeak.com (Warren Curry) [2.5/5]

E! Online

Film Scouts (Richard Schwartz)

Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice [3/5]

Killer Movie Reviews (Andrea Chase) [4/5]

L.A. Daily News

L.A. Weekly (Ernest Hardy)

New York Daily News (Jami Bernard)

Shadows on the Wall (Rich Cline)


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