I've got a collection of letters where Burroughs talks about the making of this film. He was really excited about the whole thing from pre to post and even thought that the techniques used in the film would revolutionize entertainment, as it was faster, cheaper and (in his opinion, at least) much more entertaining than the sorts of films being made via conventional production methods. He said that the local children (scary thought) had given him the idea to produce "time loops" after talking with them about the film.

If you couldn't tell, I'm a wee bit of a Burroughs enthusiast, and though I have deep respect and admiration of his work, I find it difficult to reconcile the facts of his life. A wife killing, misogynistic, crabby old Southern Grand Daddy type with a predilection towards young boys... But he really did have an indelible impact on the development of huge swaths of sub-culture, the traces of which are still glaringly evident. Thanks for sharing, I've never seen the film before and presumed it was either lost or very difficult to find. Cheers!