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Humanoids From the Deep



Monster! (Humanoids From the Deep) - in which the terror of Jaws is actually giant fish guys who will rape you. In a small town, in a fishing community, locals are preparing for a new cannery, but there appears to be some infighting about it. Well, the local Native American is opposed to the new plant and its science chemicals, but the town leaders call him some racial slurs at the Friday Night Fish Fry, and a fist fight break out. Our main character is a nice white guy who wants the cannery, but can't abide by doing racist shit to this nice neighbor. The violence starts early, with a graphic onscreen dog murder, followed quickly by several more canine corpses littered around the docks. Dog remains are found in a Chrissy-like pile on the dunes. Then, a cute couple has sex on the beach, only to be attacked by these fish monsters! The woman is raped, and the guy is murdered. Further down the beach, another woman is raped. The town folks figure out there are some dangerous things out there, and the white guy teams up with the Indian to fight them. They set some traps, and the fish monsters figure them out, and kill the Indian! Oh-no! Then, the fish monsters all come ashore during the big town carnival, and they run amok. The towns folk respond by beating and shooting to death all of the fish monsters. Even the racist mayor saves some ethnically ambiguous kids. Meanwhile, in a hospital, one of the fish rape victims gives explosive birth to a baby human salmon hybrid, Alien-style, and she does not survive. However, in the end, the fish monsters are defeated, and the women of the town are safe. They will have to get new dogs, though.

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