The Devils Weed Tapestries

Description: Also known as " the devil's weed ", She shoulda said no is a 1949 anti marijuana propaganda film starring Lila Leeds. The message of these melodramatic films was clear – the ‘devil’s herb’ transforms people into violent and sexually uninhibited monsters

Description: In the 1930s and 1940s a number of films were produced containing hysterical anti-marijuana propaganda. The message of these melodramatic films was clear – the ‘devil’s herb’ transforms people into violent and sexually uninhibited monsters

Description: Dive into the chaotic world of feline frenzy with this hilarious vintage parody design about cats losing control over catnip. The ultimate retro style statement for cat owners who know the true power of the magic herb.

Description: In the 1930s, a number of films and books were produced containing hysterical anti-marijuana propaganda. The message of these melodramatic films was clear – the ‘devil’s herb’ transforms people into violent and sexually uninhibited monsters

Description: In the 1930s, a number of films were produced containing hysterical anti-marijuana propaganda. Marihuana - assassin of youth : a puff - a party - a tragedy

Description: In the 1930s, a number of films were produced containing hysterical anti-marijuana propaganda. The message of these melodramatic films was clear – the ‘devil’s herb’ transforms people into violent and sexually uninhibited monsters

Description: Today's headlines... tomorrow's despair! Marihuana - the weed with roots in hell. 1930s retro movie poster from the anti marijuana propaganda era

Description: Through the 1930s and 1940s, a series of propaganda movies were released to manipulate the view on cannabis to be perceived as transforming people into violent and sexually uninhibited monsters