An experimental film with an erotic edge, probably trying to approximate the kind of thing Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey were doing at the time. Ron Angel plays Earth Child, a handsome man who wanders the streets looking for…something. He reads a paper dated April 1st, inviting him to The House of Dreams at 13 Destiny Way, and a message saying “Meet me there.” Separately, Ann Noble wanders the streets, digging through trash cans and eating garbage. She introduces herself as Earth Mother and she accepts everything and everyone, even the refuse of the earth. Earth Child approaches her and asks for help finding the house in the invitation and she advises him to follow the garbage in the street. He eventually finds the place and crawls up the stairs. He strips down, pisses into a toilet bowl, kisses his reflection in a mirror and lays prone on an altar where grabbing hands daub him with red paint (or blood?) and where Earth Mother briefly fusses over him. Finally, he begins jerking off on a bare mattress on the floor, and falls asleep. A male body with a large penis (no face is seen) then approaches him and masturbates over him. At the point of climax, The Body squirts copious amounts of white goo all over Earth Child’s body. Earth Child wakes up and sees a withering, ghostly old man called Spector (probably specter misspelled), who mocks and jeers him and tells him he did not find the House of Dreams and must continue looking. Earth Child walks away dejected and in another pile of garbage finds a new paper inviting him now to the House of Riches, as the film fades out.

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. . . it's like Fellini as envisiond by Warhol . . . a good entry for art houses . . . Motion Picture Daily

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According to Chuck Roy, the film originally had a climax in it and that the printers refused to work with it until it was removed. His original screenplay was rewritten by Anne Noble.