While drug use among teenagers has leveled off in the last few years, a dangerous menace known as "club drugs" offers an even greater threat to today's teens. The names for these easy-to-come-by drugs include Ecstasy, GHB, methamphetamine, Rohypnol (the date rape drug), ketamine and many others. With false promises of "safe" highs, the drugs are packaged specifically to appeal to trend conscious teenagers. While they are often available at dance parties called "raves," club drug substances are now commonly available everywhere, on middle school and high school campuses, in small towns and big cities; basically wherever there are teens. The video provides teens with the latest up-to-date information on the dangers of these drugs (including death from overdose) as well as information on evaluating their choices at parties where adult supervision may be lacking. This program, like all HRM drug programs, gives students a strong "no-use" message.