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Less Human Than Human
In the hillbilly town of Cortez Heights, a drug cult kidnaps an innocent hippie--and all hell breaks loose. Two detectives Lupo and Fabrizio must break the case without first killing their bloated, alcoholic (and bisexual) boss Commissioner Peterson. Meanwhile, a serial killer depletes the population with no concerns for the dignity of his victims, be they fraternity brothers or prostitutes. Soon, the abominations multiply in an unforgettable climax of bloodshed and sexual awakening. Will the citizens of Cortez Heights survive? Or will both innocent and criminal alike become...less human than human.
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Plot Summary
A teenage orphan discovers he has superpowers after bonding with a mysterious alien artifact. He must learn to harness his new abilities to defeat an evil villain who seeks to control the artifact for his own nefarious purposes. Along the way, he finds a surrogate family and learns the true meaning of heroism.
Critical Reception
While it garnered a mixed reception from critics, audiences generally responded positively to the film's action sequences and its heartwarming themes. Some praised its visual effects and the charismatic performance of its lead, while others criticized its derivative plot and pacing.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its vibrant action and family-friendly appeal.
Criticized for its predictable storyline and reliance on superhero tropes.
Appreciated for its humor and the likability of its young cast.
Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the film, highlighting its fun and exciting action sequences, strong visual effects, and the relatable journey of its young protagonist. Many found it to be an entertaining and uplifting superhero movie suitable for all ages.
Fun Fact
The costume for the main hero was designed to be both futuristic and slightly organic, reflecting the alien nature of his powers.
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