Jodorowsky's Dune (2013)

• Concept art by Chris Foss

Hunger by Knut Hamsun (1890)

In full.
Audiobook.

The Serpent Power by Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe) (1918)

Source. Sir John George Woodroffe (1865–1936), also known by his pseudonym Arthur Avalon, was a British Orientalist whose work helped to unleash in the West a deep and wide interest in Hindu philosophy and Yogic practices. Some context (Wikipedia).

Batman The Killing Joke by Alan Moore, Brian Bolland, John Higgins (1988)

Source.

Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini (1981)

Source.

The Mask (1961)

The Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila (1577)

The First Mansions
Chapter I. Description of the Castle
Chapter II. The Human Soul.

The Second Mansions
Chapter I. War.

The Third Mansions
Chapter I. Fear of God
Chapter II. Aridity in Prayer

The Fourth Mansions
Chapter I. Sweetness in Prayer.
Chapter II. Divine Consolations
Chapter III. Prayer of Quiet

The Fifth Mansions
Chapter I. Prayer of Union
Chapter II. Effects of Union
Chapter III. Cause of Union
Chapter IV. Spiritual Espousals

The Sixth Mansions
Chapter I. Preparation for Spiritual Marriage
Chapter II. The Wound of Love
Introductory Note to Chapter III by the Editor
Chapter III. Locutions
Chapter IV. Raptures
Chapter V. The Flight of the Spirit
Chapter VI. Spiritual Jubilation
Chapter VII. The Humanity of Our Lord
Chapter VIII. Intellectual Visions
Chapter IX. Imaginary Visions
Chapter X. Intellectual Visions Continued
Chapter XI. The Dart of Love

The Seventh Mansions
Chapter I. God's Presence Chamber
Chapter II. Spiritual Marriage
Chapter III. Its Effects
Chapter IV. Martha and Mary
Epilogue

Index

Haunted House, Dream House

Source

Stories
The House of the Seven Gables by Nathanial Hawthorne
The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allen Poe

Films
The Haunted Castle 1896 George Melies Silent Film

Houses
Man Lives in Real Life Adams Family House

Radical Evil as a Freudian Category - Slavoj Zizek (2007)

Source.

On Evil: An Interview with Alain Badiou (2001)

Source.

The Total Depravity of Man by A.W. Pink

In full.

How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later by Philip K. Dick (1978)

In full.

c\f Robert Crumb Illustrates Philip K. Dick’s Infamous, Hallucinatory Meeting with God (1974) | Open Culture

Hausu (1977)

Mickey Mouse Haunted House (1929)

Wizards (1977)

Fantastic Planet

La Planète Sauvage (1973) from Chaivalla on Vimeo.

Reefer Madness

Starting with the 19th Century, gaining speed into the 20th, one sees the merging of interest in an unlimited, visionary subjectivity (a la Romanticism) and the recreational use of perception-altering drugs. The ritual serves as a leisure-time equivalent of what is being said by an emergent psychology field: that subjectivity is a chemical, biological process, not a transcendent one.

A notable contribution from the 19th C is the European and North American para-literature on opium use and the confessional of addiction. Thomas DeQuincey establishes the genre. Charles Baudelaire adds to the correspondence between drugs and psychological states a hammy, character-actor's brogue. Writerly observations of opium dens become faddish.

Into the 20th, there is Celine whose take on hardboard realism is tantamount to hallucination (the subject of literal drug use is not explored). Aldous Huxley is perhaps the prominent idealist and optimist of drug use, holding it dear for tapping into hitherto under-experienced adventures in subjectivity, explorations aligned with mysticism. Shortly later, Timothy Leary follows his example. William Burroughs is less rosy: drug use being the commodification of subjectivity--subjectivity given an external, material form--turns subjectivity over to the laws of commodities: trade, regulation, policing, negotiable ownership.

Hashish and Opium Literature

• Confessions of an Opium-Eater by Thomas DeQuincey.
• Artificial Paradises: on hashish and wine as means of expanding individuality by Charles Baudelaire.
• Protocol I. Highlights of the First Hashish Impression [by Walter Benjamin: 18.Dec.1927]
• Protocol II. Highlights of the Second Hashish Impression [by Walter Benjamin & Ernst Bloch:15.Jan. 1928]
• Protocol III. Walter Benjamin: Protocol of the Hashish Experiment of 11 May 1928.
• Protocol IV. Walter Benjamin: 29 September 1928. Saturday. Marseilles.
• Protocol V. Walter Benjamin: Hashish Beginning of March 1930
• Protocol VI. Walter Benjamin: On the Session of 7/8 June 1930
• Protocol VII. Egon Wissing: Protocol to the Experiment of 7 March 1931.
• Protocol VIII. Fritz Fränkel: Protocol of the Experiment of 12 April 1931 (Fragment.)
• Protocol IX. Fritz Fränkel: Protocol of 18 April 1931.
• Protocol X./ Crock Notes Walter Benjamin: 1932
• Protocol XI. Fritz Fränkel: Protocol to the Mescaline Experiment of 22 May, 1934.
• Protocol XII. Walter Benjamin: Undated Notes.

Other Narcotics Literature

• The Psychedelic Library
• Dr. Albert Hoffman: LSD: Completely Personal (1996).
• Dr. Albert Hoffman: Insight Outlook.
• Dr. Albert Hoffman: Excerpt from original diary of first self-administered LSD trip. 

Contemporary Resources

• NoSlang.com Drug Slang Translator "Learn the latest drug slang terms kids are using."
• Slang Drug Terms from Pride Prevention
• National Institute of Drug Abuse and Addiction, The Science of Drug Abuse and Addiction
• Acid/LSD
• Wikipedia entry on LSD.
• Alcohol
• Wikipedia entry on Alcohol.
• Club Drugs
• Wikipedia entry on Club Drugs.
• Cocaine
• Wikipedia entry on Cocaine.
• Ecstasy/MDMA
• Wikipedia entry on Ecstasy.
• Heroin
• Wikipedia entry on Heroin.
• Inhalants
• Wikipedia entry on Inhalants.
• Marijuana
• Wikipedia entry on Marijuana.
• Methamphetamine
• Wikipedia entry on Methamphetamine.
• PCP/Phencyclidine
• Wikipedia entry on PCP.
• Prescription Medications
• Steroids (Anabolic)
• Wikipedia entry on Steroids.
• Tobacco Addiction
• Wikipedia entry on Tobacco.
• Testimonial Community Board from Blue Light (may require registration).

In Film
 

Curious Alice - 1970s After School Special

Reefer Madness 

Script.

Funhouse Dreams - The Sopranos

Dream montage from season 2 finale of The Sopranos, Funhouse.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

In full, with original illustrations, at project Gutenberg.

I Down the Rabbit-Hole
II The Pool of Tears
III A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale
IV The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill
V Advice from a Caterpillar
VI Pig and Pepper
VII A Mad Tea-Party
VIII The Queen's Croquet-Ground
IX The Mock Turtle's Story
X The Lobster Quadrille
XI Who Stole the Tarts?
XII Alice's Evidence





c/f 1903 film version . . . .