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Hallucination (Blu-ray) adapted from a novel Slime City (1989) - In

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Hallucination (Blu-ray) adapted from a novel Slime City (1989) - InBased on true events, this cautionary tale of drugs was one of the first films to deal with the influence of LSD. When Bill travels to Ibiza to visit his friend Denny, he falls in with a group of expats who spend their days sleeping and their nights turning on. Under the guidance of Eric, the self proclaimed 'guru' of the group, Bill and Denny find themselves experimenting with various drugs and opening their minds with LSD. After Bill's mother cuts

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Slime City (1989) - In a run-down apartment building in NYC

Magrew (George Peck) who has been trying to create a living doll of his own with little success

Nikolaus Lehnhoff’s production is based on the Paris versio

Sayoko Amano as Saki

emotionally draining speeches

Hallucination (Blu-ray) adapted from a novel Slime City (1989) - InBased on true events, this cautionary tale of drugs was one of the first films to deal with the influence of LSD. When Bill travels to Ibiza to visit his friend Denny, he falls in with a group of expats who spend their days sleeping and their nights turning on. Under the guidance of Eric, the self proclaimed 'guru' of the group, Bill and Denny find themselves experimenting with various drugs and opening their minds with LSD. After Bill's mother cuts

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