The Trip (1967)★ 6.7/10

As the first American film to depict the hallucinatory effects of drugs, it experiments with techniques inspired by the French New Wave, including jump cuts, surreal imagery, nonlinear sequences, and fragmented narration. Some stylistic choices still feel daring and ahead of their time, offering a fascinating glimpse into cinematic experimentation of the era.

Directed by Roger Corman and written by Jack Nicholson, this psychedelic exploration of hippie culture revels in its bold visual design. Its vibrant collages and striking costumes create a vivid, hypnotic atmosphere.