Her father Nathan is, as far as she knows, a physician, and in addition to his professional duties, he takes care of her. On a less political note, Repo! focuses on Shilo, a seventeen-year-old girl with Gothic style a mysterious blood disease. This practice is essentially legalized murder, given that the Repo Men aren't exactly concerned with removing GeneCo property safely. Unfortunately, also like a car loan or a mortgage, if someone doesn't make their payments, their property can be repossessed by GeneCo-appointed (and congressionally legitimized) Repo Men.
In response, a company called GeneCo has started offering replacement organs and other medical procedures for a steep price - but luckily, they come with payment plans, like a car loan or a mortgage. The basic premise of the film is that widespread organ failure has ravaged the population.
On top of that, it's also a surprisingly solid film and one that feels even more meaningful in 2020. Disliked by many critics and misunderstood by many viewers, this movie a strange hybrid of a Saw movie and a rock opera, and much like Rocky Horror, it's gained a cult following, complete with midnight showings involving dress-up and shouting. 2008's Repo! The Genetic Opera is a strange beast of a film.
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