Wallace is actually the torturous Repo Man for the Largo family and must continue to do so as part of a bargain made with Rotti so long ago. Nathan doesn’t allow Shilo to know the other reason he keeps her under lock and key is because he doesn’t want her to know the evil secret he’s kept from her for so long. The thing is is that he lets her know he’s doing it for her own good since she is incredibly sick and must stay inside so that her life can continue. Meanwhile a young girl named Shilo is dealing with being held captive in her home by her father Dr. That hell is in the form of a legalized repo man that takes back what people don’t pay for.

So the people they help have to make payments on their new organs, but if they don’t, then there is hell to pay. They know of the world’s needs, but are also in this for the money and have no desire to lose out on what they are owed. GENECO is run by the sinister Rotti Largo and his equally evil children Luigi, Pavi, and Amber Sweet. People are now able to live their lives and not worry about dying at an early age, but there is a greater cause for stress and concern since receiving their new chances at life. Research and scientific experimentation has been done by a company though and GENECO has become the savior of so many by providing organ transplants for those whoever may need them. The future has arrived and the world is overrun by destitution and violence thanks to a series of horrible diseases causing organ failure in people daily. Maybe it’s because this isn’t your grandmother’s musical and we won’t see Judy Garland singing in hope of heading to the state fair this evening. Now it’s time for another underrated musical that so far has not gotten the spotlight it strives for and that is quite a shame. Go back further and Moulin Rouge achieved the same popularity.

Sweeney Todd came in with a vengeance and garnered a lot of attention around the world because it was labeled as “very good” by the few that had seen it. If a musical makes any waves in theatres or on DVD nowadays then it usually gets a lot more attention because they are so rare. Louis would be common place musicals that weren’t totally unexpected for movie-goers. This is no longer the time of days gone by when Hello, Dolly and Meet Me In St. Ahhh, the art of the musical and the always intrusive question as to whether it can make it in today’s modern times.

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