Although no performers appear in the nude, there is a life size painting of a nude goddess that the "Lemurian Priestess," in a skimpy costume, materializes from. The same actress, in the role of her evil counterpart, the "Dero Princess," wears a minimal metallic bikini with spiked breast plates. There is a scene where the Dero Princess kills "Sister Lilith" with a ray machine that induces a fatal orgasim. This is similar to a scene in the 1970s sci-fi film "Barbarella," but in this case it is not comical.

We briefly show a recent victim of spontanious human combustion: a still smoldering body on the floor.

No profanity, however Rev. Bobby-John Rich's hate-mongering sermon, in which he lashes out at all of the sins and the sinners corrupting America, may be disturbing to some fundamental Christian viewers.

The evil Draconians, and the more evil Deros, drink from hip-flasks. The spiritual Lothinians do not indulge --except for kindly old professor Roland who lights his pipe on one occassion.

When the character William Morgan opens the "Inter-dimensional Gate," he confronts his evil "Dero" counterpart in a sudden close-up that is intentionally frightening.