BONUS - Cocaine: One Man's Seduction

You find some weird shit when you randomly watch buried titles on streaming services, but this was one of the best we've ever come across. After finding the made-for-TV cautionary tale classic (in my mind, now, at least) Cocaine: One Man's Seduction (1983), I just had to watch it. 

It's like an after-school special for adults, a mediocre budget for TV at the time, and a cast with some surprising names. The lead, a down-on-his-luck working stiff who descends into the dark world of casual cocaine addiction, is played by Western veteran Dennis Weaver with an opinionated teenage son played by a young and bright-eyed James Spader. Jeffrey Tambor even shows up and no, he never had hair, not even in 1983.