GG Allin: Live and Pissed

Synopsis

GG Allin: Live and Pissed is a controversial and chaotic concert film featuring the notorious punk rock performer GG Allin. Filmed in 1993 at the Gas Station in New York City, the movie captures the raw intensity and shocking antics of GG Allin's live performance. Known for his extreme behavior on stage, including self-mutilation, nudity, and confrontational lyrics, GG Allin pushes the boundaries of both music and decency. The film provides an unfiltered look at GG Allin's uncompromising approach to punk rock and his refusal to conform to societal norms. As the audience is taken on a wild ride through GG Allin's chaotic concert, they are left questioning the limits of artistic expression and the price of true freedom.

Cast

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  GG Allin

Reviews

GG Allin: Live and Pissed has been met with mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some view it as a raw and unapologetic portrayal of GG Allin's provocative artistry, others criticize it for its graphic content and glorification of destructive behavior. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 40%, with critics describing it as 'disturbing yet compelling'. On IMDb, the audience score is 6.2/10, with comments ranging from 'unforgettable experience' to 'shocking and unnecessary'. Metacritic gives GG Allin: Live and Pissed a score of 50, highlighting the divisive nature of the film. Overall, the movie evokes strong reactions and polarizes viewers, making it a unique and controversial piece of punk rock history.

See also

The OctoGames

Street Flow 2

The Lost Empire

Freestyle