India, Oct. 29 -- The conflicting, conflicted story is messy, lacking the moral clarity popular today and with neither a hero nor villain or antihero. But as audience responses evolve over time, "Rocky Horror" remains a living document rather than a static piece of art. New York (tca/dpa) - "God said: 'Let there be lips!'" So the audience shouts as Patricia Quinn's disembodied, stop-sign-red mouth appears on the big screen, the luscious sneer crooning the opening number of cult film/movie musical "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." First-timers to a "Rocky Horror" midnight screening, which occur regularly at many places in the Pacific Northwest and around the world, would be forgiven for thinking they'd stumbled into an actual cult. Loyalty pl...