For More Context, I've Already Watched A Considerable Amount Of Disturbing Movies. I Want To Know If

For more context, I've already watched a considerable amount of disturbing movies. I want to know if this one has some meaning (or at least a plot) or if it's just a compilation of gore scenes made for perverts with disgusting fetishes (*ahem* Lucifer Valentine *ahem*).

PERSEUS (THE MUSICAL)

Perseus: Why do you want me to bring you Medusa's head in the first place?

Polydectes, singing like a soprano: 🎶I'M IN LOVE WITH YOUR MOTHER! OH, DANAE I LOVE YOU SO MUCH! EVERY NIGHT BEFORE GOING TO SLEEP I'M TOUCHING MY BAL-🎶

Perseus: EW! Wtf?!

AND THIS ONE:

Servant: Lady Andromeda, why are you so sad?

Andromeda: I will soon be sacrificed to a sea rabbit predator.

Servant: 🎶OH, NOOOOOOOOOOOO!🎶

Andromeda: ...

Andromeda: I hate you all.

THIS ONE TOO:

Athena, explaining the strategy to Perseus: ...and lastly, I will give you my polished shield so that you would see Medusa's reflection without being petrified.

Perseus: Okay, but what's that cup for?

Athena: *proceeds to do the cup song*

OKAY, LAST ONE:

Perseus: Are you Medusa?

Medusa: Yes.

Perseus: ...

Medusa: What?

Perseus: Nothing, it’s just that I was expecting you to...

Medusa: 🎶YOU F****** S*** LITTLE BASTARD! YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO SING! I'M GLAD YOUR MOTHER WILL BE MARRIED TO...🎶

Perseus: *cuts her head to stop her singing*

I kinda want a Perseus musical.

Okay, Harpy Eagles are scary af. Imagine just seeing this bird staring at you like that:

Here's a Short List of Genus Named After Greek Gods

Zeus

Hera

Hades

Demeter

Athena

Hephaestus

Aphrodite

Apollo

Hermes

Persephone

Me, hating Greek Mythology-based pieces of Media such as Lore Olympus and Kaos because they present the Greek Gods in a caricaturistic, unrealistic manner, then remembering that I literally wrote a mini-series called Hermpatrol last month where they're portrayed in the exact same way:

Sappho thinking about us thinking about her:

You may forget but let me tell you this: someone in some future will think of us.