The acid is just fine, but I really gotta say something about that acting. I am quite familiar with some of the most obscure, low-budget cult classics in existence. Classics such as Blood Freak, Troll 2, and even Gore-met Zombie Chef From Hell. I've practically seen them all. Most of these disasterpieces have mainly one thing in common. That's right, bad acting. Now, I've given this some thought, and I seriously can't think of one single movie I've ever seen with worse acting than in Bill Zebub's Bad Acid. Positively atrocious, I mean, I've really seen it all, now. Now, that that's out of the way, here's the part where I explain exactly how little "quality" acting means to me.
Acting? Who in their right mind worries about stuff like that? Is that why we watch stuff like this? I don't believe it is. Besides, this Bill Zebub fellow was obviously too busy making this movie a hysterical masterpiece to even think about insignificant details like... LOL, acting. Normally, when an LSD experience is portrayed on film, everything just looks like a cartoon, which is an easy thing to pull off, yet, not at all accurate. Finally, someone gives us an accurate portrayal of what life on acid is really like. Bill Zebub plays a guy who just can't get enough acid. As you could imagine, being so fond of something so completely insane, at times, can make life a tad inconvenient.
Anyway, Bill walks around like some kind of paranoid mad man, constantly hoping that he's not doing anything to attract the attention of any cops, who might, or might not be near by. You never can be too sure. Bill's acid-induced phobia of the pigs (among other things) only brings on more complications, and in LSD-land, even the most minor complication can be a flat-out nightmare, literally!! Bill's personal and professional life is starting to suffer, due to thoughtlessness, but he means well, honest, but the acid. I mean, can't a dude just have a mind-bending trip on a daily basis without getting hassled by real life?
I was only recently introduced to the world of Bill Zebub, and I gotta say, I am impressed to no end. Aside from being an awesome acid movie, it's also a hilariously bold, dark-comedy, and, once again, that acting really gives you something to think about. Bill Zebub obviously put a lot of thought and care into every little detail of this movie (besides the obvious). If insane LSD humor doesn't interest you, I see no reason why this Z-grade comedy would either. Perhaps one of Zebub's other efforts will catch your eye. I would also recommend The Worst Horror Movie Ever Made, that is, unless you don't like bad Horror. In that case, to hell with it. 6/10
