[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.It's a second shot at the, I don't know, the biggest title in the world.And you're gonna be swapping punches with the most dangerous fighter in the world.And just in case, you know, your brain ain't workin' so good, all this happens pretty soon and you ain't ready.The main character, an alcoholic writer, loses his money, his freedom, and his sense of reality when confined in an alcoholic ward."During the credits sequence, the grisly body parts were taken to the Federal Morgue (in Youngstown, Ohio) for an autopsy, where the Coroner Phil (Richard Gant) examined the remains that had been subjected to "extreme explosive trauma" and had third-degree burns over much of the torso.