[The camera motion signifies Jeffrey""s feverish, dream-like descent into his own subconscious.From this point until the end of the film, Jeffrey takes a psychic, internal journey through his own dark side of desires and fears.As he lay seemingly shocked to death on the floor, Julia killed one guard, and then reloaded in readiness for Musgrave""s attack - she was able to successfully "point and shoot" against him and stay low to kill him, as taught." It was only Fosse""s second film, but won numerous accolades (and was a financial and artistic hit), and has been viewed in retrospect as the only truly great musical of the 1970s."While babysitting Tommy, Laurie was asked: "Is the boogeyman real?" She teased him, responding that the boogeyman liked to eat little boys.At his old homestead near a marsh, the group found zombies allowed to be alive but chained up.They endlessly and mindlessly performed their previous occupations using their sense-memories - a mailman was delivering mail, a farmworker was pushing a wheelbarrow, and a wood-chopper was using an axe.