The new film "Better Living Through Chemistry" shows just how easy and dangerous it can be for a pharmacist to slip into his own supply.
The film is set in the small fictional town of Woodbury and stars Sam Rockwell as a pharmacist named Doug. Doug's got a wife and a kid, and his life seems like something right out of a modern day "Leave It To Beaver."
Then everything starts to change when he meets a customer named Elizabeth, played by Olivia Wilde, a woman who loves pills of all kinds.
Doug quickly falls for Elizabeth and for a wide variety of his own medications. Eventually the two come up with a plot to kill Elizabeth's husband and split town.
Writer and director Geoff Moore and David Posamentier join the show to talk about the film.