Any fans of the film PARTY GIRL (1995) with Parker Posey?

Not only a fan, but that pic is my favorite moment in the whole film.

"NATASHA!"

You just made me order a nice cheap copy on ebay. Thanks for the prompt. One I've wanted to see for a long time but keep forgetting about.

A friend and I recreated Parker Posey's stand-and-pose while someone dances around you at a club one night.

Someone across the dancefloor saw us and thought it was for real. He came over and scolded me for looking at my watch and yawning while my friend was dancing.

One of my all time favorites

“What’s up, Buttercup?” “The rent and I’m not paying!”

"I want a drug that will give my children gills!"

Imitate a Cat Puking

“Where’s my mocktail!?!?”

Here is the scene. I love the song.

Love it. And perfect use of this song:

“I’m an Existentialist”

This is the ONLY credit of Omar Townsend (the guy who played Mustafa). He was sexy.

Recode it!!!!

I'm an even bigger fan of Nicholas Ray's 1958 PARTY GIRL with Corey "Gay Boy" Allen.

I found it disappointing, personally.

Prefer Liquid Sky.

Also love LIQUID SKY, but wouldn't even compare the two they are so different.

I also found it disappointing. I preferred Apocalypse Now.

I also found it disappointing. I preferred Ferngully: The Last Rainforest.

This is where I feel in love with Parker Posey! The Dewey Decimal System. I used to be a filer in my elementary school library.

Hello Chanel!

You're telling me if your name is Syphilis and you spend your life lugging a fucking rock up a hill you wouldn't be miserable?

this movie gave me a serious crush on guillermo diaz. mmm, that tousled curly hair with that 90s goatee...

“you’ve been bad. real bad. i’m gonna take you downtown”

“we ARE downtown!”

get a last name and we’ll talk!

“Yemen.”

“What?”

“Yemen. Yemen is the Land of Milk and Honey.”

“Just tell her you got tired of the street fashion, all those hats.”

[bold]Where are you going?

I. Don't. Know.[/bold]

Discovered this movie late one night on CityTV and fell in love with it. Still one of my faves and watch it on DVD several times a year when I'm feeling really down.

“No Teddy Rogers!”

I would like a nice mind altering substance. Preferably one that would make my unborn children grow gills

I like the Nicholas Ray version from 1958.

Finally saw it and loved it, flaws and all. Most impressive that it was made for $250,000 -- in New York City, no less. Those were the days for indie films.

Lebanese guy was hot (and never worked again). Omar Townsend. But he's part of film history so to speak.

It’s a hideous movie.

YOU are hideous, r31!

Posey was the indie queen after this and there was so much buzz around her. After she went mainstream, she pretty much flamed out.

[quote] Omar [Townsend], who played my love interest, wasn’t a real actor at all, but he was handsome. I could tell he looked at me like I was from another planet and was not attracted to me because I wasn’t a virgin. He asked me how to say his lines—fresh out of drama school. I really looked down on that and wished I had had a “real actor” to act with. I liked him, though. He was nice.

I'm guessing he wouldn't be a fan of all the attention from gay men.

The movie that introduced me to a young, hot Liev Schreiber.

Her best role, along with 'The House of Yes'

[quote]Posey was the indie queen after this and there was so much buzz around her. After she went mainstream, she pretty much flamed out.

I think drugs had something to do with it.

I agree with R36. I don't get the praise she gets for her over-acting in "Best of Show"

I just read that she plays Dr Smith in the new Netflix reboot of Lost In Space. That could be fun. Or absolutely awful.