Drug Use in Cult Films: Requiem for a Dream

Looking back on the cult movies, you will notice that many movies include scenes with drugs such as marijuana and hallucinogens. Medicines with actors and actress smoking scenes reflected in the movies tend to appeal to a wide audience; those who find marijuana are "sinful" funny people, and those who smoked in the Hippy era. Many cult drugs are based on marijuana or LSD, as these two medicines can help people to feel relaxed or stimulate the brain's mindset.

In 2000's "Requiem of the Dream", Darren Aronnowsky's almost painful flat film about drug poisoning, Burstyn seems to be transformed into a fully isolated Coney Island widow Sara Goldfarb She immediately gains weight After starting to reduce, she was addicted to amphetamine at her favorite game show in the form of a diet medicine. Her performances are heartfelt, Burstyn applied a dramatic stage performance to a coincidence pill, and at the end of the movie she turned into a terrifying, unrecognizable woman frightened from the stereotype Brooklyn's grandmother . When I dream about my family, brush my teeth brutally. It no longer surrounds her

"Black Swan" is an American psychological horror movie supervised by Darren Aronofsky who also oversees movies such as "Requiem", "Dream", "Wrestler", "Fountain". Like 'Swans', 'Requiem' is an American psychological film depicting four different types of drug addiction, the hero being overcome by the world of delusions and the desperate world exchanging. Natalie Portman, the protagonist of the movie, experienced a similar situation. Drug abuse did not let her world collapse, but especially when she was a famous New York ballet dancer, her own personal pressure was required to be "perfection".

Natalie Portman asks whether she is innocent or evil in performance as Black Swan.

"Dream Requiem" is another movie including drug trafficking and addition. In this movie, the mother of the hero is addicted to a stimulant like Ritalin. My son is selling heroin and is addicted. Through the movie, the condition of the mother is getting worse. Initially, these medicines made her a bit paranoid, but at the end of the movie she was completely crazy. My son was very addicted to heroin and almost died in prison. In fact, he must cut for damage caused by shooting. This movie shows how prescription medicine is being abused and possibly as harmful as illegal drugs. It also shows poisoning suffering