Dark Prism

Directed by Disck Pictures, Dark Prism follows three women with mysterious backgrounds, a nerdy boy, a company man, and Jesus Christ as they navigate an absurdist nightmare caused by a giant magical prism. The film is notable for its psychotronic elements and low-budget filmmaking style, which highlights its indie roots.

Featuring a diverse cast that includes Robert Prichard and Lloyd Kaufman, Dark Prism combines genres in a way that appeals to fans of both horror and comedy. The film’s queer themes and unique storytelling approach make it a distinctive entry in the 2010s indie film landscape. With contributions from artists like Matt Katz-Bohen of Blondie and a special appearance by Mac DeMarco, it showcases a blend of music and cinema that adds to its charm.