"Spinning Gold" tells the story of Neil Bogart, a music industry honcho in the '70s and '80s who worked his way up from a humble beginning in Brooklyn to become the coke-snorting executive who signed Kiss and Donna Summer.
Director, writer and co-star Franck Gastambide's "Medellín" is about a mix-up between "three very ordinary suburban guys" and Colombia's top drug cartel. Mike Tyson co-stars.
"Jesus Revolution" attempts to tell the true story of Lonnie Frisbee, a self-styled religious hippie guru who helped found the "Jesus Movement" in the late '60s in California, but falls way short.
The swift ascension of "Cocaine Bear" into the annals of stoner movie history warrants a comparative look at other successful drug-themed films. Seth MacFarlane's 2012 comedy "Ted" tops the list.
One of the greatest stoner movies of all time, Joel and Ethan Coen's "The Big Lebowski" turns 25 on Mar. 6. Though it was a flop at the box office in 1998, it's developed a cult following with Lebowski Fests and a general love of all things "Dude."
