The Largo children are unaware of this and bicker over who Rotti will give his business to. Although Rotti has three children, Luigi Largo, Pavi Largo, and Amber Sweet ( Bill Moseley, Nivek Ogre, Paris Hilton), he does not believe any of them are fit to inherit his business.

Shilo's blood pressure monitor goes off and she passes out, waking in her bed with her father at her side and remembering the corpses but being told by her father she didn't see anything.Īfter the graveyard encounter, Rotti is determined to have Shilo inherit GeneCo. As Shilo is grabbed by the guards, Rotti sees her through the graveyard cameras and tells them to let her go. Graverobber uses the body he has dug up to burst through a wall where he finds piles of corpses. While hiding from the spotlights meant to find grave robbers she meets Graverobber ( Terrance Zdunich), who calls attention to them as he is extracting Zydrate, an illegal street painkiller.

Shilo sneaks out of the house and into her mother's tomb and, after seeing a pretty bug she wanted to catch outside, goes into the graveyard. Shilo believes her father is a doctor and is unaware of his work as a repo man.

Nathan manages to save the baby, Shilo ( Alexa PenaVega), and tells her she inherited her mother's condition so she must stay in her room at all times. Marni contracts a disease while pregnant and when Nathan attempts to save her life Rotti switches the antidote with poison, killing Marni. The head of GeneCo, Rotti Largo ( Paul Sorvino), is an evil man who forces Nathan ( Anthony Head) to work for him as an organ repossession man in exchange for his freedom after Rotti's former lover, Marni ( Sarah Power) leaves him to marry Nathan. If a patient does not pay on the organ they have received, a repo man will take the organ from their body. In the near future, when organ failure has become an epidemic, biotech company GeneCo begins an organ financing program. A 2008 horror-musical written by Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich, directed by Darren Lynn Bousman.

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