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(LLL, VVV, SS, Ho, M, AB, O) 31 obscenities, 6 profanities, & use of middle-finger signal; explicit cannibalism, piercing man's eye with cork screw, throwing woman through window, squeezing man's hand to bloody pulp, grotesque slime-blood covered cat-human, ramming car into back of fence, cats hanging from nooses, chases, hit-and-run accident, @@@In SLEEPWALKERS, a cat-human teenager attempts boy's face disfigures to cat-beast and gnaws flesh, shootings, mutilated cats, dead corpse, gory wounds, bloody faces and body parts, fist fights, & severe mutilation; incest, explicit fornication, reference to fellatio, artwork implies bestiality, & homosexual advances; magical thinking; photos and sketches of cat-humans; and, drinking human blood for eternal life & redemption through life force of virginal humans.
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In SLEEPWALKERS, a cat-human teenager attempts to drain the “life force” from a virgin classmate and feed it to his mother by fornicating with her. The story focuses on Charles Brady, 17, and his mother, Mary. At school, Charles’ teacher discovers his fraudulent transcripts, so to silence him, Charles transforms into a sleepwalker and gnaws on his flesh. When the police arrive, a little magical thinking renders his red Trans Am invisible. Once home, Charles passionately kisses his mother and carries her into the bedroom. Later, Charles befriends Tanya. At the cemetery, a brief kiss mesmerizes Charles into a sleepwalker. Having a slimy, fetal, cat-like appearance, Charles breathes fire into her mouth. The mindlessness continues as Tanya escapes. The final showdown involves police squads and hordes of starving cats.
Aside from being repulsive, SLEEPWALKERS is poorly constructed, with many elements left unexplained or dangling. Of greater concern is the incest, virgin sacrifice, cannibalism, and drinking of blood to sustain life–all condemned by God and all perversions of the biblical models of parenting, Jesus’ virgin birth, communion, and the atoning Blood of Christ.
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