It features interviews with the original cast and crew including Bruce Abbott, Jeffrey Combs, Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon, and Brian Yuzna, who discuss concrete production details such as the choice to film in a real morgue, the creation of practical gore effects, the challenges of low-budget splatter comedy, and the infamous reanimated-head oral sex scene. The documentary maintains a traditional behind-the-scenes focus on practical effects, gore, and the Lovecraft adaptation without introducing any activist messaging or identity-based framing. Creator intent stays strictly on recounting production anecdotes, with no statements on inclusion, DEI, or social themes.

There are no race or gender swaps of established characters, no foregrounding of LGBTQ+ elements, and no thematic centrality given to critiques of traditional norms. This absence of progressive ideological content across casting, structure, and interviews results in the low woke score, as the documentary functions purely as a technical and historical record of the original film's creation.