it's a necrophiliac love story.
I was reading this review and I came acorss this part
At this point I should mention the most potentially disturbing aspect of the movie that everyone involved does their absolute best to ignore--it's a necrophiliac love story. Personally I think the film could have been much more successful had the filmmakers focused, rather than denied this part of the story. Perhaps this says far too much about my own cynicism than the failure of the filmmakers to properly exploit their subject, but it seems obvious to me that the primary motivation behind Paul's actions is just as much sexual desire as it is the bond of friendship. The last thing he shared with Sam before her accident was a kiss and it only makes sense that he would want to continue their relationship in a natural progression towards complete intimacy. At its core this is a movie about the extraordinary lengths a teenage boy will go to get laid, so--considering how far the filmmakers were willing to go in terms of violence--it seems like the ultimate cop-out that this theme is never explored in a way that could have added a nude scene to a work that already had an R-rating. I mean, why else have Slime point out the tremendous quality of Sam's bosom, if you have no intention of showing it?
I found that to be a very interesting point of view, anyone else have thoughts about this being a a necrophiliac love story?