This classic 2 DVD set contains a variety of anti-drug films that were made
to show America's youth the dangers of using drugs. The films portray how a
person slowly destroys his life by starting with recreational drugs and then
moving on to harder drugs like heroin. You will also see the personal
destruction and social consequences of people who do drugs.
In some ways the films are
quite explicit in their showing of drug preparation and use. In other ways,
they are quite simplistic in their teachings - reflecting the simpler times
and more clear cut moral values of the time.
Here are all the films that make up this historical collection:
Contents of DVD 1:
Subject: Narcotics (1951) - Sound, Color
Run time: 21:01;
Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb (1969) - Sound, Color
Run time: 18:28;
Drug Addiction (1951) - Sound, Black & White
Run time: 21:02;
The Terrible Truth (1951) - Sound, Color
Run time: 10:03;
Narcotics: Pit of Despair (1967) - Sound, Color
Run time: 28:35;
Social Seminar: Changing (1971) - Sound, Color
Run time: 27:49;
Social Seminar: Bunny (1971) - Sound, Color
Run time: 16:00;
Contents of DVD 2:
Reefer Madness (1938) - sound, Black & White
Run time: 1:08:17