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Project: Kill is a mind control experiment created by the US government for drug-induced mind control of body guards and assassins. John Trevor led the experiment, but is now on the run in the Philippines. He falls in love, suffers from withdrawal of the drug, and is chased by Asian mobster Alok Lee.
A rare anti-drug film that examines the plight of black drug users in America. Produced by the US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, it is filmed cinéma-vérité style as it follows a heroin junkie as he goes looking for money for his next fix in Harlem, New York City. Featuring a score by Harry Holt this Cannes award winning docudrama short is one of the better anti-drug films.
John is a straight white middle class everyboy student who "took a couple of bennies to pep him up, but so what? Everybody knows a couple can't do any harm." Oh, but they lead into being kicked of the football team and ending up using heroine in this un-subtle drug-warning film. The lead Kevin Tighe went on to a long career in films and TV shows such as Emergency! Lost, Another 48 Hours and K-9.
Aimed at eight to ten-year old school children, this drugs warning retelling of Alice in Wonderland was created by the US National Institute of Mental Health. A young Alice tries out things in her mother's bathroom cabinet that lead her down the hole into Drug Wonderland with trippy animation. She encounters a King of Hearts hawking heroin, Mad Hatter tripping on LSD, a hookah-smoking Caterpillar, Dormouse on barbiturates and the March Hare on speed! Alice tells them off, “You live in this beautiful place. It could be wonderland! And all you do is … take drugs!” But it seems way too much fun.
British horror-comedy and the last in the Old Mother Riley series, in which Arthur Lucan cross dresses as Irish washwoman Mother Riley. In this film she gets mixed up in a plot by sinister figure The Vampire to control an army of uranium-powered robots through radar. A recut version called My Son, the Vampire was released in USA 11 years after UK and features a novelty song by Allan Sherman.
A drug dealer on the run from the law meets innocent young girl and her brother; proceeds to turn them into "cocaine fiends." Contains the best name for a dive joint EVER... "The Dead Rat Club". Gritty drug warning film that is more of a laugh in the style of Reefer Madness these days.
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