Byers utilizes a visual language reminiscent of mid-century children's book illustrations to package a monstrous concept. The artwork functions as a visual pun, reimagining the terrifying ritual of exorcism as a simple, over-the-counter topical treatment. By applying a bright, saturated color palette to a horror-themed subject, the artist creates a sharp contrast between the friendly aesthetic of vintage marketing and the dark, supernatural reality it suggests.

The composition leans into pop surrealism, where the mundane and the mythological collide. Encased in a classic frame, the square orientation focuses the viewer's attention on the absurdity of the product's promise. It reflects a fascination with pop culture obsessions, turning the visceral dread of horror cinema into a playful, ironic artifact that feels both nostalgic and deeply strange.