It Takes Two To Skidoo (1968)

Every Weekend the CBS Late Show becomes Counter Culture Theatre playing the best in 60's and early 70's Counter Culture and anti-establishment films. 

Plot Outline: It’s really not that important (at least the screenwriter didn’t think it was) but ok, here goes. It has something to do with an ex-gangster being called out of retirement by God to perform one last hit on a prison inmate. While in prison he trips on acid, everyone trips on acid, something happens on a boat.

Review: Firstly I should make it clear that it probably wont matter what I say in this review, you will want to see this film regardless. I could tell you it was the worst film ever made, I could tell you it was the best, but by the time I have described it to you, you will need to see this film more than Woody Allen needs someone to tell him when an idea isn’t working.

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When the world was shifting, when freedom felt within reach, when love was fleeting but adventure was eternal—It Takes Two To Skidoo was born. The film, a whirlwind of escapism, romance, and rebellion, demanded a soundtrack that wasn’t just heard, but felt. And here it is—a psychedelic, soulful, and electrifying journey through the spirit of 1968. 

 Find it here:  Two To Skidoo OST