An erotic, psychosexual tidal wave is unleashed when a repressed, frigid housewife, the beautiful Dorothy LeMay, finds herself the subject of extreme, electroshock therapy intended to cure her of her pleasureless condition. Of course, the experimentation drives her to near madness and into a state of twisted, sexual delusion that plays forth brilliantly for the benefit (...and to the shock...) of the film viewing audience. Such is the case in "Night Dreams", an exemplary, 1981 release from Caballero and F.X. Pope (a.k.a. Francis Delia).