Directed by:
Jeff LiebermanScreenplay:
Jeff LiebermanCinematography:
Don KnightComposer:
Charles GrossCast:
Zalman King, Deborah Winters, Mark Goddard, Robert Walden, Charles Siebert, Ann Cooper, Brion James, Alice Ghostley, Stefan Gierasch, Richard Crystal (more)Plots(1)
After a batch of LSD turns his friend into a psychotic killer, Jerry (Zalman King) must find the dealer responsible, before he's wrongfully convicted of the murders. (official distributor synopsis)
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Set in a big city, Blue Sunshine is modern thriller about the bizarre madness of a few people whose hair falls out and they start to be rude to “passers-by”. The protagonist searches for the reason behind all of it... This is not a slasher flick, as the murders are kept to a minimum and are not the focal point of the story. The mystery is why all of this is happening. The best thing about the film is the sensitively composed colour palette, as well as the refined camerawork (wide-angle). The work of the rest of the creative team is blandly mediocre. The suspense isn’t aided much by the madmen, who come across more like dumb clowns. The actors are generally the film’s weakest link. The more suspenseful scenes are salvaged by the chilling “creaking” music, which also enhances the film’s interesting atmosphere.
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