Director Jack Sholder has said this about the film: "I basically did it for the money and it was a stupid script. I got to live in Barcelona for six months and, you know, they paid me well. Everything was good except I had to go to work everyday and shoot a dumb script. I haven't seen that one since, you know, I made it. And some people say 'Oh well, it's actually better than you think', but I basically tell people to avoid that one."
Fantastic Factory's third production after Faust (2000) and Dagon (2001). It was followed by Darkness (2002), Beyond Re-Animator (2003), Romasanta (2004), Rottweiler (2004), The Nun (2005) and Beneath Still Waters (2005). Fantastic Factory closed in 2005 after to fail in its attempt to create the first Spanish cinema company specialized in genre movies.
Actor Richard Dreyfuss claimed to have seen the movie at a local theater, saying in one of his blogs "It was better than expected, by far."