The film""s main posters displayed multiple views of the shattered, downwardly-spiraling, and cracked psyche of a young girl who feared sex and was pictured above an opened straight-edged razor - an instrument of lethal revenge used against pestering and assaultive men in her life.He critiques the laughable script: "This is fascinating...What it needs is, uh, maybe a little more dialogue...it certainly could use a pair of shears and a blue pencil." But Norma objects to cutting it severely - "I will not have it butchered." He suggests an editing job to organize and improve it, and to provide a more contemporary slant, but Norma insists she must have someone she can trust, not just anybody.In the film""s epilogue, Clark entered the Alaskan diner where Rocky had beaten him up, and this time provoked the bullying truck driver into punching him in the stomach...but one thing that keeps coming up is this woman singer.She lives in an apartment building that is real close to your house.It""s also close to the field where you found the ear.Jeffrey (naively): It""s a strange world, isn""t it?Sandy: Yeah.Sandy""s information urges Jeffrey forward into the mystery.She explains that they had the woman "under surveillance" for a couple of months, but it is presently not her father""s case.He sat up and looked around - and yelled for the tow driver to stop in front of theAlbuquerque Sun-Bulletinbuilding.