Blue Sunshine is not currently booked at any Toronto cinema. We last tracked it at Revue Cinema in August 2026. Set a free alert below and we'll email you the moment it's programmed again. Directed by Jeff Lieberman, released in 1977, horror and thriller, 89 minutes long.
In the midst of a party a reveler croons to the rest of the room and has his hair suddenly pulled off by a curious friend. The bald crooner then has a psychotic break and starts killing everyone. Jerry Zipkin (Zalman King) is wrongly accused of the murders and tries to gather evidence to prove his innocence with the help of Alicia Sweeney (Deborah Winters). He discovers that ten years prior a group of college kids had taken a new form of LSD called "Blue Sunshine," which causes its users to lose their hair and become homicidal maniacs many years after their acid trip is over. Zipkin manages to defeat the crazed bodyguard of a local politician (Mark Goddard) and save the shopping mall discothèque by carefully remembering the advice of the gun shop employee.
via TheTVDB
