I have just watched the DVD this evening. Most interesting. The documentary features archive footage and interviews with O.T.O. Deputy Grand Master of the United States, Lon Milo DuQuette, and Jack Parsons' biographers, George Pendle and Adam Parfrey.
What did other Lashtalians think of it?
http://www.reeltimeimages.ca/documentaries/jack-parsons/
7 minute trailer:
Its a documentary is i not?
Bought and watched it when it was released. Thought it was factual and well balanced. Its been out for quite a while.
Agape Lodge in Pasadena was Parsons' mansion that sat up on a grassy hill overlooking a central piece of downtown Pasadena. Millionaire's Row they called that stretch of Orange Grove Blvd.
By the mid-60s, when I drove by that hill, the mansion had been torn down, so there wasn't anything historical to see ... except for the feeling of "What a great location!"