Blue Sunshine
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1967...doctors and scientists predicted it...1977...the NIGHTMARE has begun!
Unexplained acts of violence and murder are occurring in Los Angeles, all with a couple of strange similarities: the killers have suddenly gone bald and are somehow connected to a drug known only as 'Blue Sunshine.' When Jerry Zipkin (Zalman King) is wrongfully accused of murdering 3 women whose real killer was his best friend, Frannie (Richard Crystal), another victim of Blue Sunshine, he sets out to clear his name and discover the secret behind the mysterious substance. With the cops hot on his trail, Zipkin carefully eludes capture, while he unravels the mystery, leading him into the secret world of political cover ups and deadly scientific studies, where death and mayhem lurk around every corner.
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