posted December 5, 2016 #
Last night we watched
Glory Daze; a documentary on the New York Club Kid's Scene from the 90's, centered around promoter Michael Alig and his downfall into a drug-induced murder. The film does a decent job covering Alig's time in prison and how he's dealing with the guilt of his actions but the first portion of the movie focused on the emergence of the scene out of Studio 54 is really fascinating and well worth a watch. The culture that made RuPaul and Chloe Sevigny was a wild time born out of almost anarchist creativity. I would absolutely love to see hours more on that.
Glory Daze is on Netflix for the time being, so dive in while it's there.
