Drama Cult Classic

Sex, drugs, and spliced-in seduction meet in an LSD-tinged tale of a downward spiral.

WE ALL GO DOWN

Q: What is We All Go Down about?

We All Go Down follows a drug addict's downward spiral amid constant sex and drug use, set against a background of late-60s counterculture.

Today's generation IN HEAT… caught in a whirlwind of kicks and thrills!

1969 · 1h 13m · NR · Drama · IMDB TMDB

Amid an atmosphere of constant casual sex, a drug addict spirals downward. Today’s generation IN HEAT… caught in a whirlwind of kicks and thrills!

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What is We All Go Down about?

We All Go Down is a 1969 American drama film directed by Gerard Damiano about a drug addict spiraling downward amid an atmosphere of constant casual sex and drug use.

Programmer's Pick

If you like your softcore drama with a side of scrambled timelines and unblinking nudity, We All Go Down delivers. Damiano’s cut-and-paste approach turns continuity into a spectator sport, and the film’s LSD-laced chaos is pure 1969.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

We All Go Down presents a portrait of a generation in search of sensation, set against the backdrop of rampant drug use and sexual experimentation. The film follows a drug addict as he descends further into chaos, surrounded by a swirl of casual sex and the influence of LSD. Notably, the film's production is marked by its unusual editing: sexual content was inserted after principal photography at the producer's request, leading to jarring continuity issues—such as a nude dancer added to a bar scene, ignored by the original actors. This unconventional construction creates a disjointed but revealing look at late-60s counterculture through the lens of independent cinema.