Hannah Harper, on the run, ducks into a gallery operated by the sinister Frank Bukkwyd, who shows her around, telling her about the pictures on the walls. Like the one with mobster Steve Holmes and his run-in with tough-talking Layla Jade. Or The Puppet Show, where Harper and Lee Stone cut their strings and cavort. Or the girl in her negligee terrorized by boogeyman Chris Cannon, who bursts through her door in powder-blue suit and puffy hair, saying, "Let's boogie" as disco music thumps. Or the couple who flirt in a parking lot and then have a zipless encounter in an elevator. Turns out Bukkwyd is a wackjob and when he gets back to his padded cell, he's joined by Harper and nurse Flick Shagwell - and Bukkwyd even morphs into Dillion Day for the occasion.

Letterboxing adds to production value, as do excellent images by Ralph Parfait and music under the scenes.