Jack Nicholson writes about the psychedelic 60s
The Trip is a venture into the Hippie culture of Los Angeles. It features Peter Fonda going on his first LSD trip with Bruce Dern. The film was directed by Roger Corman and written by Jack Nicholson. The film uses psychedelic imagery along with dream sequences to convey Fonda’s experience like him climbing a hill to meet a girl he met or being chased by hooded men on horseback. Of course they include how things can go bad. If you want one interpretation of the 60s/70s youth culture in the U.S. than this one of the better ones.
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