Blue Sunshine
Directed by Jeff Lieberman
When a seemingly ordinary guy at a party suddenly goes berserk and starts slaying the other guests, a man named Jerry (Zalman King) is falsely accused of the crime. Thrust into a classic Hitchcockian "wrong man" scenario, Jerry investigates a series of similar murders where ordinary people become instant homicidal maniacs, hoping to find out what’s really going on before the cops catch him. Might it have something to do with a very potent strain of LSD all the killers took in the swinging ‘60s? D.A.R.E. films were never half as scary as Jeff Lieberman’s beloved ‘70s cult classic.
In this ‘70s cult classic, a wrongly accused man must find out what’s causing sudden outbreaks of homicidal insanity in L.A.
Cast: Zalman King, Deborah Winters, Mark Goddard, Robert Walden
Member Reviews
I’m biased because old 70s silly/scary horror is my favourite, but this one isn’t too bad. The acting isn’t great and the script is very wooden, but it’s still enjoyable. I’d recommend watching a few beers deep and keeping your expectations low. That said, great music and a weird concept make it worth the watch.
This was weird. I liked the start, but got a little bored as it went on.
Looks like a lotta fun to make.
great for 78.
Decent movie with a young Zalman King in the lead. Enjoyable for the quirky concept and 70s disco music. Especially loved the Streisand and Sinatra puppet show near the end.