The film is completely composed of movie clips. Some contain full frontal of men and women, as well as rear, with clips from Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Lost Highway, as well as Diary of a Nudist, and Apocalypse Now. They are all used for educational reasons.

The film is completely composed of movie clips. Some clips contain violence and gore, most notably from the scenes of Lost Highway.

The film is completely composed of movie clips. The clips contain some swearing, most notably Frank Booth from Blue Velvet dropping the F word regularly.

In archive clips, Lynch is shown to be a smoker. A director attributes The Wizard of Oz as an inspiration for him to try LSD. A film director discusses a movie he made in which Dorothy gets high, and the high takes her to Oz. The Big Lebowski is referred to as a 'stoner comedy' (Which it is).

Although many of the movies referenced have frightening moments, the documentary pulls you out of the moment. The entire thing is quite tame.