Stars: Aaron Dunlap, Jessica Blaustein, Michael D. Acosta, Carl J Grasso, Anthony G. Marshall, Greg Holcombe, Rob Steinberg | Written by Michael D. Acosta | Directed by Adam Hulin

A nameless man, the credits simply refer to him as Drillman sits alone in a diner as an old-school country murder ballad plays over the soundtrack. After a slightly odd conversation with the waitress, played by Jessica Blaustein who also plays every other woman in the film. Whoever he is, he’s on the road and trying to get home in time for his wife’s birthday, but he figures he has time for a twenty-dollar hand job from the waitress.

However, once he gets to the parking lot he finds The Clown, played by Michael D. Acosta (Devolve Babylon), who also wrote Blackest Darkness’ script and score, leaning against his car, having a smoke. This is the point where any sane person...