It's one of the most baffling movies I've ever seen. I even had to make a Harry-O style intro for it to help understand the enigma.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWNXcxV3Q1M

Anyway, wanted to let you folks know I did the digitization/restoration of "The Last Slumber Party" for Cinepost in 2002. The original cut was much, much worse. High pitched whine through the whole thing, ultra muffled voices, black frame edits, it was a migraine. It took me about a week to clean it up, and the multiple "it was all a dream" twists get extra dissociative when you have to see them several times late into the night.

Thanks for everything you do, and if there's anything I can ever do to help let me know.

Eric Hoffman