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LSD: Trip or Trap! is one of those curiosities that captures a very specific moment in time. Sid Davis crafts a narrative that feels both educational and cautionary, which was the style of the era. The pacing is a bit slow, but it builds an atmosphere of tension around the drug culture of the 60s. It’s interesting how two friends are juxtaposed; one immerses himself in the psychedelic experience, while the other remains grounded in research. The practical effects, or rather the lack of them, really illustrate the rawness of the topic. You can’t help but feel the weight of those choices. The performances are kind of earnest, capturing that earnestness of youth exploring new frontiers. There's a certain charm despite its awkwardness.
Contains historical context on 60s drug culture.Unique educational documentary style.Explores friendship dynamics in challenging choices.
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