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MOVIE

Narcotic

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Rating
NRA
Duration
57m
Year
1933
Language
English
Publisher
Legend Films

About

Loosely based upon the life of William Davies (an opium-addicted snake oil salesman who was also Hildagarde Esper's uncle), NARCOTIC follows the downward spiral of an idealistic medical student whose fall from grace leads him to opium dens, a carnival freakshow, swanky drug parties, dingy brothels and finally the barrel of his own revolver. In the Esper tradition, this rocky road to ruin is periodically interrupted by perverse imagery that is as beautiful as it is shocking (the cesarian birth of a baby, car wrecks, a snake fight), all crudely scissored into the narrative at the least expected moment.

Related Subjects

  • Drama
  • Horror

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Harry CordingActor
    Joan DixActor
    Patricia FarleyActor