The Vampire Lovers
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The Unearthly
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The Trip
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The Time Machine
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The Terror
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The Raven
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The Magic Christian
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The Knack
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The Intruder
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The Innocents
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Writer Jack Nicholson and star Peter Fonda told Roger Corman he couldn't make a movie about LSD without trying it at least once. So Roger took a caravan of pals to Big Sur, where he dutifully dropped acid and communed with the elements. Out of it all came his most personal and revealing film, a pop art time capsule that was banned in Britain for nearly a decade.