Ow my eyes
This film gave me a headache with all the fast edits and flashing lights. Some of the scenes were somewhat interesting, but on the whole, it was the most unlike-lsd movie I have seen.
The bit where he stares in the mirror and sees freaky faces was quite realistic (and spooky) but all the running around in the woods and beach, being chased by horses and meeting Dennis Hopper on a roundabout - none of that struck a chord
I took a lot of potent lsd in my younger days (wouldn't dream of it now, nor would I recommend it) and I always knew where I was. Hallucinations only involve things which are actually there (if that makes sense) so you would see faces on trees, people's faces would seem scary and I remember my own hand being fascinating (I think that appears in the film, too)
A better depiction of a trip can be seen in Gilliam's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas", I thought. Especially the carpet!!
I've been in the group for years and I know, he always listens.share