Dylan Mars Greenberg
as Director
The comedy film Dark Prism, starring Sofe Cote, Chandani Smith, Sara Kaiser, etc., directed by Dylan Mars Greenberg, was released on January 1, 2015 in the United States. It tells the story of Three unique and strange women each battle their own literal and metaphorical demons. Their lives soon collide due to the mysterious appearance of a massive prism and the nonsensical becomes the sensical. This is a Comedy, Fantasy, Horror film with a runtime of 106 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.7/10 from 67 viewers.
Dylan Mars Greenberg
as Director
Sofe Cote
as Margaret East
Chandani Smith
as Jesus Christ
Sara Kaiser
as May West
Max Husten
as Caleb
Max Husten
as The Information Man
Robert Prichard
as Elmer East
Fritz Donnelly
as Barnaby
Lucy Love
as Sodia East
Mickala McFarlane
as Rosaria, a Dancer
Colin Ambulance
as The Driver
Louisa Ashleigh
as Sandstein
Wayne Garrett Jurgen Munster Bal
as President Bacel
Zeev Banks
as Destroyer of Worlds
Cassidy Barr
as Aubrey Thorne
Nekoda Bear
as Nekoda
Jennifer Berton
as Scientist
Martha Bloom
as Mrs. Weinberger
Freddy Borges
as A Student
John Patrick Brennan
as Bacon Cheeseburger
Stephanie Domini
as Writer
Pailer Ezra
as Writer
Dylan Mars Greenberg
as Writer
Emma Kop
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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source: Dark Prism
Good movie!
This is a Disck film who make bad films, mixed with Troma who also makes bad films. It is a cult film not for everyone and not for me. The film looks at the lives of Margaret East (Sofe Cote) and May West (Sara Kaiser) as reality becomes blurred due to the crystal which was not very dark (Dark Crystal already taken.) There is talk of aliens, the devil, hell, and souls. Part of the film is in black and white. The camera angels were all bad and they could brag they never used a tripod. The acting was horrible. They introduce characters in the beginning using a hard to read calligraphy font which is not kept on the screen long enough to decipher.The story line was hectic. Now the writers created some clever metaphors, however the execution of the production wiped out any atta-boys. Guide: F-word. Nudity (Chandani Smith, Amanda Flowers, + 2 others) I preferred "Foxfur."
source: Dark Prism
DARK PRISM is an independent sci-fi/horror production that I had the misfortune to view on Amazon Prime. Occasionally there'll be a semi-decent independent feature on offer on that website but not so here; this is very poor indeed, purely because it's so badly written and confusing. Instead of going down the blood-and-guts exploitation route, the writers of this multi-strand effort try to offer something complex, psychological, and genre-bending; the result is completely obtuse from start to finish. The action is staged very poorly, the acting is quite appalling, and some stock footage from old Troma movies is incongruously inserted into the middle of the production just when you thought it couldn't get any more bizarre. I don't know what the intention was here, but it certainly doesn't work.
Terrible. There's the summary. It was horribly acted, and the plot was along the same lines. There were no scares, and trust me the nudity is not something you want. Unless you like middle aged topless hippie chicks. (insert shudder here) The 'narriator' i guess is what he would be called sat there and read from the script during the movie. Come on guys, you can watch his eyes to follow along the page... and seriously, read through it once before it goes on film, he looked like a 3rd grader trying to read the Grapes of Wrath. The second part (of 3) is very confusing. I would say straight up blasphemy, but since you can't understand what is going on, i will just chalk it up to a junior high attempt at recording something they would refer to as a 'movie'. The only redeeming quality of the movie was the 4 seconds of Stephanie Domini in a bra. That's it, really. The rest is junk.
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