An alright slasher flick with a unique premise. Spinell is delightfully mad, as he tended to be, and the ending is surreal and wacky as hell.

Joe Spinell does creepy very well. The stories of the guerrilla filmmaking on this one makes one want to go out and do it themselves. Until you hear the stories of what those same tactics cost the cast and crew later. The film itself is a trip through the mind of a sad and obsessed man and his quest to make those obsessions a reality. When the story ends, you may wish to go back and watch it again from a new point of view.

Sloppy, choppy, and very flawed.