Riot on Sunset Strip

1967
Not Rated
1h 27min

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5.0/10

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Mimsy Farmer, Michael Evans, Schuyler Hayden, Laurie Mock, Hortense Petra, and Tim Rooney in Riot on Sunset Strip (1967)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaLA police captain attempts to appease Sunset Strip businessmen objecting to hippy youths hanging out, by setting a curfew. The cop also thinks the kids have a right to be there, until his es... Leer todoLA police captain attempts to appease Sunset Strip businessmen objecting to hippy youths hanging out, by setting a curfew. The cop also thinks the kids have a right to be there, until his estranged daughter joins the counter-culture crowd.LA police captain attempts to appease Sunset Strip businessmen objecting to hippy youths hanging out, by setting a curfew. The cop also thinks the kids have a right to be there, until his estranged daughter joins the counter-culture crowd.

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Trivia
Filmed and released within four months of when the actual teenage rioting occurred in November, 1966 on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.

Errores
It takes minutes for Mimsy Farmer to "turn on" to the acid she was given. In real life, it takes up to 30 to 40 minutes for the trip to kick in.

Citas
[first lines]
Bullhorn Policeman: Clear this area. Everyone under 18 must be off the streets by 10 o'clock or be subject to arrest. Alright, move it! Do not block the sidewalks.

Créditos curiosos
"and "The Longhairs" from Sunset Strip"

Conexiones
Featured in Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The Early Years (1955-1970) (2000)

Bandas sonoras
Riot on Sunset Strip
(uncredited)
Written by Tony Valentino and John Fleckenstein (as John Fleck)
Performed by The Standells

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5/10

Yeah baby! Ed Wood Would be Proud

This relic was truly fascinating. Bad, not terrible enough to be unwatchable, but bad enough to be thoroughly entertaining.

When talking to the cops, the girls say stuff like "My name is Elisabeth Ann, but my friends call me Liz Ann" and "My name is Andrea and my friends call me Andy". And cop replies, "Are they really your friends, honey?" For some reason I found that scene absurdly humorous. That is a good example of the writing and acting in this movie.

Andy's acid trip is truly trippy man. It's like a freaked out yoga session.

The movie is very earnest, like Glenn or Glenda, but also very out of touch. Hee hee a good time.

By the way, there was no riot. Guess it wasn't in the budget.