Psychedelic Celluloid: A Journey Through '60s Counterculture Cinema

Dive into the kaleidoscopic world of 1960s counterculture with this curated collection of mind-bending films. This list captures the essence of an era marked by social upheaval, experimentation, and a quest for expanded consciousness.
From low-budget exploitation flicks to avant-garde masterpieces, these movies offer a vivid snapshot of the psychedelic movement that swept through youth culture. Expect surreal visuals, experimental narratives, and themes exploring drug use, social rebellion, and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world.

These films push boundaries, challenge conventional storytelling, and reflect the spirit of a generation grappling with new ideas and experiences. Whether you're a film buff, a student of cultural history, or simply curious about this pivotal era, this collection provides a fascinating glimpse into the cinematic expression of '60s counterculture.

Warning: Many of these films contain mature themes, explicit content, and depictions of drug use. They are products of their time and should be viewed with an understanding of their historical and cultural context.

Embark on this trippy journey through celluloid and experience the visual and narrative experimentation that defined an unforgettable period in film history.

"Psych-Out" (1968)
"The Trip" (1967)
"Easy Rider" (1969)
"Head" (1968)
"Wonderwall" (1968)
"Performance" (1970)
"Zabriskie Point" (1970)
"More" (1969)
"Yellow Submarine" (1968)
"Alice in Acidland (1969)"
"The Acid Eaters (1967)"