One of the women goes to sleep and wakes up a few centuries earlier, where a sinister figure in a red hood follows her everywhere.

[1][3] Rosalba Neri recollection of the director was that he "couldn't stay awake for more than two hours" and that he "looked as if he was near his end, from the way he walked and moved around.

I think he must have been very ill..."[4] Curti commented that Neri's recollection was puzzling as the director was only in his forties when the film was made.

[3] According to actor Robert Woods, Lombardo was replaced by him stating that "Harry Cushing felt the movie was incomplete and needed to be improved upon, and that is why I was hired to 'finish it.'

[3] It was released overseas by the Mya home video label as Lucifera: Demonmlover in what Curti described as a "terrible-looking, fullscreen print".