The original AliG

[miss_squiddy]

If you've ever read the fascinating Disco Bloodbath by James St. James, you'll want to tune in to Channel 4 tonight at 00:15 to see

Outside: Party Monster
Interview with Michael Alig, king of the NY clubbing scene, as he awaits trial for the murder of club kid wannabe and small-time drug dealer Angel Melendez.

Either that, or you could go and see the horrifically gaudy looking Party Monster movie, which stars Macaulay Culkin and Seth Green, but still promises to be 'quite good'.


There's been some good TV recently. Anyone see 'A very British Hoax' on Channel 4 last night (about the SFX guys who built a flying saucer and flew it over Avebury) or 'Inside the mind of a killer' (the psychological analysis of the Mafia hitman who killed over 200 people in a variety of cold and unpleasant ways) on Channel five last week?

Comments

[miss_squiddy]

That's been on already??? Damn!

[panzer-attack.livejournal.com]

I've got it taped if you wanna borrow it?

[miss_squiddy]

I might have to borrow that off you! (Did you see 'The Last days of the Third Reich' on BBC History BTW? Really interesting stuff.)

[panzer-attack.livejournal.com]

Not sure, but probably. I've seen so many of those types of programmes that they all tend to blur into one!

[miss_squiddy]

It was all about what happened inside Hitler's bunker as the Allied forces closed in and used loads of extracts from the diaries of people who had been there. Quite a strange programme really.

[panzer-attack.livejournal.com]

Can't imagine how horrible that must have been for them. Sure, most of them probably deserved it, but still....