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RE: I thought he fit in nicely with the....

Posted by user510 on August 1, 2014 at 10:37:39:
...overall theme of the movie. Prior to the encounter with Pearson's character, the chosen specimens were young adult males of normal appearance, in good health, sexually active and were brought to their doom wearing nothing but an erection. Pearson, for unexplained reasons, was spared the same fate. But later we saw that .......

Overall, a movie that kept me watching, but at one point I wondered if I would continue watching. Not much plot. More like a segment, or perhaps a single chapter taken from a larger novel.

Best part; getting to see Scarlett J in the altogether. And now it becomes clear that the viewers of this film are not so different from those in the film who were lured to their doom. Maybe that is the films' ultimate message.

-Steve