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Way Out (1966), a low-budget religious film about a group of Christian heroin addicts.
Way Out (1966), a ridiculous B-movie written by John Gimenez, a "former marijuana addict" turned born again evangelist.
Daryl Duke's Children of the Lotus Eaters (1970), a forgotten, made-for-tv, anti-drug film with a counterculture vibe.
The LSD chromosome damage hoax
1970.
The John Birch Society sponsored a lecture series titled Rock Music - Youth, Drugs and Brainwashing.
The Narcotics Story (1958) was filmed at the corner of Melrose and Stanley and narrated by Art Gilmore of Highway Patrol fame.