Do you really think that they needed a bunch of anti-drug movies in the 1930s? All of the films are for adults only - I think it gave the adults something to watch and maybe even get curious enough to try, and I'm sure the kids saw this advertised somewhere and became more curious about the drugs - especially since the films were adult only (talk about peeking teen interest!).
I just watched Reefer Madness (1936) and The Pace That Kills (1935) earlier -- the last thing I wanted to watch or see was this movie... but hey it came in the same Mill Creek 50-pack, Midnight Movie Madness.
I am NOT interested in these types of films... I just skim through them quickly.
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I just watched Reefer Madness (1936) and The Pace That Kills (1935) earlier -- the last thing I wanted to watch or see was this movie... but hey it came in the same Mill Creek 50-pack, Midnight Movie Madness.
I am NOT interested in these types of films... I just skim through them quickly.
1/10