Manson knows that if his plan to take over the music industry is to work, he has to put all his time and energy into keeping the project and his dysfunctional gang of "spooky kids" in line. The real problem arises when he starts to become distracted by an outsider.

Twiggy is not at all what someone would call “religious”, but the only place he finds peace is church; no one will hurt him there, only bore him to death and anger him with their narrow-minded ways… and sometimes insult him, but hey, it’s not like they were very clever. He assumes that life will be at a standstill until he turns eighteen and can get out of the hellhole where he lives, and go find some excitement somewhere far away. But little does he know, that his life will soon be full of excitement…

Twiggy Ramirez struggles with everything he believes in when he's confronted with the twisted lifestyle his long time friend and recent adversary Marilyn Manson presents. Manson's obsession with doctrine and dogma drives Twiggy to discover his darkest passion for chaos . . WARNING: RATED R for TRIVIAL THEMES OF SUICIDE and DESTRUCTION