This is the first and only documentary supposedly narrated by lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD, itself. From the drug’s first heyday in the late ’60s, the warnings it conveys deal mostly with environmental, not physiological, risks.
While it comes across as rather goofy — especially in the context of alcohol and tobacco’s far more serious physiological effects — the environmental risks are real. But it overplays a myth of permanent insanity that the drug can allegedly induce.
