Chemerical joins Garbage: The Revolution Starts at Home, as one of the best documentaries that I have seen. Instead of being your typical highbrow, preachy yawn fest, Chemerical succeeds by making its point with humor and pedestrian level imperatives that will resonate with everyone.

Proving his point through the example of the Good family, who could be anybody's next door neighbours, Nisker demonstrates both the problem and solution of the chemical dependency that we all seem to be suffering from. Watching the Goods move from seeming to want to participate on a lark to the point where they start to "find religion" in the use of the Chemerical solutions to everyday living.

Like its "Garbage" counterpart, this film should be seen by all because it will serve to scare the chemicals right out of you!