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'''''Reefer Madness''''' is a 1936 film inspired in part by a horrific murder committed in 1933 by [[cannabis]]-user Victor Licata of his parents and three siblings in their home in Ybor City, [[California]]. The film is about the dangers of using [[marijuana|cannabis]]. However, because of the film's campy acting, the film has become popular among potheads.

'''''Reefer Madness''''' is a 1936 film inspired in part by a horrific murder committed in 1933 by [[cannabis]]-user Victor Licata of his parents and three siblings in their home in Ybor City, [[California]]. The film is about the dangers of using [[marijuana|cannabis]]. However, because of the film's campy acting, the film has become popular among potheads.

Additional anti-[[marijuana]] or anti-drug movies of the 1930s include ''Maniac'' (1934), ''Cocaine Fiends'' (1935) and ''Marihuana'' (1937).  In 1937, [[Congress]] then passed The Marihuana Tax Act of 1937, Pub.L. 75–238, 50 Stat. 551 (Aug. 2, 1937), which, was imposed a tax on the sale of cannabis.

Additional anti-[[marijuana]] or anti-drug movies of the 1930s include ''Maniac'' (1934), ''Cocaine Fiends'' (1935) and ''Marihuana'' (1937).  In 1937, [[Congress]] then passed The [[Marihuana Tax Act]] of 1937, Pub.L. 75–238, 50 Stat. 551 (Aug. 2, 1937), which, was imposed a tax on the sale of cannabis.

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