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An ex-soldier with a criminal past takes refuge in the woods. A demonic figure seeks the seed of killers and the blood of the damned to feed his mandrake garden. DIS is an infernal descent into the root of the mandrake legend and a man who wanders too close to that legend and the unnamable terror behind it. What you sow you will reap.

Media

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Bonus Materials

• Behind the scenes
• Introduction by director Adrian Corona
• Interview with Bill Oberst Jr.
• Still gallery
• Trailers

Sales Points

• For fans of The VVitch, Heriditary and It Follows
• Won Best Feature at An Anti-Hero Production Genre Fest
• Best Actor and Best Feature at The Optical Theatre Festival
• Best Director and Best Feature, ToHorror Film Festival in Italy

Press Quotes

Dis is helmed by director Adrian Corona and exudes a visual potency that makes it really uncomfortably irresistible to watch.

     —Kevin Scott, Bloody Disgusting

HIGHLY recommended, and one that I'll throw down as a top 5 for me in 2017.

     —Matt Boiselle, Dread Central

DIS is a movie that will pull your mind, body and soul to the peak of euphoria before dropping you into the bowels of Hell.

     —MGDSQUAN, Horror Society

Director Adrian Corona is digging deep into the spiritual abyss here with horrifying results. DIS is a soul draining, mind numbing yet beautiful experience.

     —Richard Taylor, Pop Horror

Dis is a movie that's most certainly one of its kind: It's a horror movie by foundation, but its approach is very artsy in the best possible way, it looks amazing, is very strong on atmosphere, intentionally keeps the narrative segments at a bare minimum

     —Mike Haberfelner, Search my Trash

Dis is a film that tears you apart and never promises to put you back together.

     —Richard Propes, The Independent Critic

Oberst commands the screen in every scene he's in, continually proving how much can be expressed with a look, a hesitation, a loud silence.

     —Michael Rajnovic , Film Guinea Pig

The film is by all accounts visually stunning. The locations and the cinematography are truly beautiful, it's an art-form, and as such that sums up DIS. It's art, it's mesmerizing, unique but above all else open.

     —Chris Savage, Horror-movies.ca