Critic Reviews
Blue Sunshine (1976) Rank 3 Reviews
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Baltimore City Paper (Lee Gardner)
eFilmCritic.com (Rob Gonsalves)
Monsters At Play (Lawrence P. Raffel)
DVD Authority.com ("Fusion3600")
Austin Chronicle (Jerry Renshaw)
The pre-Reagan era Blue Sunshine (D: Jeff Lieberman, 1978; with Zalman King, Deborah Winters, Robert Walden) is an anti-drug screed that finds a group of Sixties hippie-dippies who grew up and got real lives; only problem is, they're having deadly ...read the complete Blue Sunshine movie review at Austin Chronicle (Jerry Renshaw)
The SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Rob's Movie Vault
The Gline's DVD of the Week
DVD Drive In review
This is the second feature film from director Jeff Lieberman, whose first was SQUIRM (1976), one of the better "nature strikes back" thrillers of the 70s. Here he takes a turn for the weirder and delivers BLUE SUNSHINE, a unique and memorable horror ...read the complete Blue Sunshine movie review at DVD Drive In review
ZombieKeeper.com
Weekly Reviews (Nathan Weinbender) - Capsule
eFilmCritic Reviews
The money scenes -- the delayed victims literally wigging out and looking around for someone to kill -- are well-handled, especially the sequence in which circumstances look unpromising for a couple of little kids at the business end of a knife. ...read the complete Blue Sunshine movie review at eFilmCritic Reviews
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