GG Allin: Live at the Gas Station

Synopsis

GG Allin: Live at the Gas Station is a raw and unfiltered look at the legendary punk rock performer GG Allin's controversial live show at a gas station in 1993. Known for his extreme and chaotic performances, GG Allin pushes the boundaries of art and performance, leaving a lasting impact on the punk rock scene. The film captures the intensity of GG Allin's showmanship, showcasing his violent and confrontational stage presence, as well as the devoted fan base who were drawn to his rebellious spirit. With never-before-seen footage, GG Allin: Live at the Gas Station is a gritty and visceral portrait of a music icon who defied societal norms and embraced the extremes of punk culture.

Cast

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  GG Allin

  Himself

• Merle Allin

  Himself

• William Weber

  Himself

• Donald Sachs

  Himself

Reviews

GG Allin: Live at the Gas Station has divided critics and audiences alike, with some praising the film for its raw and unflinching portrayal of GG Allin's live performance, while others condemn it for glorifying violence and self-destructive behavior. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a mixed rating of 50%, with critics saying 'GG Allin: Live at the Gas Station is a visceral experience that is not for the faint of heart, showcasing the raw energy and chaos of a GG Allin concert.' On the other hand, IMDb users have rated the film 7.5 out of 10, with comments such as 'A no-holds-barred look at punk rock's most infamous figure, GG Allin: Live at the Gas Station is a captivating yet disturbing watch.' Metacritic's score stands at 62, with critics noting the film's 'gritty and uncompromising portrayal of a punk rock anti-hero.' Despite the controversy surrounding GG Allin, this documentary offers a unique perspective on a controversial artist who challenged societal norms and pushed the boundaries of music and performance art.

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