CLASSIC *ANTI-DRUG* PARANOIA & EDUCATIONAL FILMS

The junkie..."He lives from fix to fix and if he is lucky, he dies early, maybe from an overdose, maybe from an infected needle."

Produced and directed by renowned filmmakers Denis and Terry Sanders.

CONTENT ADVISORY: Dramatic shots of shooting galleries and physical withdrawal.

Created: 1951
Producer: Anti-Narcotic League of America, D/T Sanders
Format: NTSC DVD, Windows PC
Run Time: 21:01 Minutes

Film #3 - The Terrible Truth

Classic 1950's film portraying marijuana use as a stepping stone to heroin addiction.
Phyllis is a beautiful teenage girl who tells us that when you smoke a marijuana cigarette "everything speeds up to 100 miles an hour!". After she meets a "peddler" named Chuck, she starts wearing makeup, becomes addicted to heroin, commits crimes, goes through withdrawal symptoms and eventually reforms. Ends with a judge claiming the Russians are behind the American drug trade and the following newspaper headlines...

"Ask Death Penalty for Dope Peddlers" ... & ..."America's Teen Age Dope 'Fad' Ending!"

CONTENT ADVISORY: Portrayal of psychedelic drug use and withdrawal.

Created: 1951
Producer: Sid Davis Productions
Format: NTSC DVD, Windows PC
Run Time: 10:03 Minutes

Film #4 - Narcotics: Pit of Despair

Produced by Hot Rod magazine - IN COLOR!
This legendary film was shown to high students throughout the late 1960's and early 1970's. The usual story about a good boy turned "thrill seeker" but the choreography is great and much of the terminology is still in use today. "Refer", "Bennies", the "Pot Needle" ...well, maybe not that one! The "Definitive" Anti-Drug Film of the 1960's... A must see!!

CONTENT ADVISORY: Portrayal of psychedelic drug use and withdrawal.

Created: 1967
Producer: Mel Marshall
Format: NTSC DVD, Windows PC
Run Time: 28:35 Minutes

Film #5 - Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb

Sociological film from director: Alan Kishbaugh.
The Chemical Tomb condemns drug use for inhibiting the "mass mind" claiming that "a nation in turmoil needs the newness of its young. ...Drugs are not the proper tools with which to change a society that somehow hasn't fulfilled all its promise." A sociological experimentation film that's a rare and entertaining piece of "Psychedelic" memorabilia.

Complete with partying teenagers and the downfalls associated with the "slacker-dome" lifestyle.

CONTENT ADVISORY: Shows teens and adults abusing drugs.

Created: 1969
Producer: Film Distributors International
Format: NTSC DVD, Windows PC
Run Time: 18:28 Minutes

Film #6 - Social Seminar with Bunny

Classic mental health seminar filmed at UCLA.
Shows an attractive teenager named "Bunny" who starts out as a casual marijuana user and eventually loses interest in her school work, social issues of the day, and getting a good job. She prefers to get stoned with her friends while her single mother shows no interest at all. Her looks and self esteem dwindle as she falls into a deep depression and drives off in her "Beetle".

CONTENT ADVISORY: Shows teens and adults abusing drugs.

Created: 1971
Producer: National Institute Of Mental Health, UCLA
Format: NTSC DVD, Windows PC
Run Time: 16:00 Minutes

Film #7 - Changing: Seminar

Drug use and it's effects on the American family.
This film demonstrates the impact drug use has on a young family trying to cope with everyday situations in American society. Attempts to demystify the terms "hardhat", "hippie", "square", and others while showing the disturbing impact drugs have on family values and our society in general. Produced by the University of California.

CONTENT ADVISORY: Shows blatant drug use within a family environment.

Created: 1971
Producer: National Institute Of Mental Health, U of C
Format: NTSC DVD, Windows PC
Run Time: 27:49 Minutes

SEVEN (7) RARE AND *HISTORICAL* FILMS!

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