Mae Jones thinks she's been hired to be a model for a photographer. Wearing a tight, black, shiny club dress, pantyhose and heels, she poses, thinking everything is fine until something grabs her ankles. Vines wrap around her legs, pulling her to the ground. Mae is annoyed, asking the photographer for help, but none is offered. She tries pulling off the vines, but they have thorns and proceed to wrap around her waist & thighs even more. Her struggling intensifies, but she is still more angry than concerned. In fact, Mae plays the scene like a rather dipsy woman, who is more concerned about ...

Mae Jones thinks she's been hired to be a model for a photographer. Wearing a tight, black, shiny club dress, pantyhose and heels, she poses, thinking everything is fine until something grabs her ankles. Vines wrap around her legs, pulling her to the ground. Mae is annoyed, asking the photographer for help, but none is offered. She tries pulling off the vines, but they have thorns and proceed to wrap around her waist & thighs even more. Her struggling intensifies, but she is still more angry than concerned. In fact, Mae plays the scene like a rather dipsy woman, who is more concerned about her hair than the fact that she's been eaten by a carnivorous plant. Despite her struggles, she's pulled ever further into the mouth of the plant, her groans and exertions growing ever louder. Eventually disappearing inside, Mae is no longer seen, only her muffled cries saying she is still there. This scene is definitely more campy than horror.