Belushi's Toilet |
Canada • 2018 • 121m •
  • Directed by: Andrew Wright. • Starring: Mark Nocent, Emmanuel Correia, Hayden Finkelshtain, Alex Frankson, Nancy Morrison, Matthew Sauvé, Samantha Spatari, Andre Guantanamo, Andrew Bee, Marlene Vieira Leslie, Katherine Anne Fairfoul, Peter Mazzucco, Rachel Resnik..  In the not so distant future, the war on drugs is considered a failure. Prohibition has ended. A group of friends risk their relationships and sanity, to create the perfect new drug.
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Review:
"Belushi's Toilet" is a brilliantly conceived film set in a near-term future in which the war on drugs has finally been declared a loss; everything and anything is now legal. On the low-down, pharmaceutical company brew master Mason responds to those conditions by attempting to craft the ultimate drug experience. It'll require human testing, so for the greater good, Mason and his mates step in to fill the traditional role of lab rats.
It's a fantastic and unexplored premise made fully realized by great storytelling, as "Belushi's Toilet" shrewdly avoids the trap of taking sides and moralizing, and instead projects this free-form world of all-legal drugs as a logical inevitability of existing trends.
Melding science fiction with our love of drug culture explorations, "Belushi's Toilet" offers the best of both worlds by creating one that's entirely its own.
It's a fantastic and unexplored premise made fully realized by great storytelling, as "Belushi's Toilet" shrewdly avoids the trap of taking sides and moralizing, and instead projects this free-form world of all-legal drugs as a logical inevitability of existing trends.
Melding science fiction with our love of drug culture explorations, "Belushi's Toilet" offers the best of both worlds by creating one that's entirely its own.
Review by TheAll-SeeingI from the Internet Movie Database.
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