Directing
Dakota Ray
Dakota Ray, a creative force based in Denver, is a Native American filmmaker, actor, and artist renowned for his raw and intensely realistic contributions to the horror and exploitation genres. His films often delve into themes of evil, substance abuse, nihilism, and the darker aspects of human nature, including religion, morality, death, and violence. With each project, Ray pushes his artistic boundaries, viewing every film as a significant artistic venture and personal expression.
Ray's passion for filmmaking ignited in his childhood when he began crafting short films with a worn-out camcorder. As he matured, he honed his skills through hands-on experience, leading to a distinctive style that resonates with audiences. Among his most notable works are "Sebastian's Unholy Flesh" (2020), "American Antichrist" (2018), "The Acid Sorcerer" (2017), and "American Scumbags" (2016).
To date, Dakota Ray has written, directed, and starred in a total of seven films, which include:
1. My Master Satan: 3 Tales of Drug Fueled Violence (2015)
2. American Scumbags (2016)
3. The Acid Sorcerer (2017)
4. The Rise and Fall of an American Scumbag (2017)
5. American Antichrist (2018)
6. The Dark Days of Demetrius (2019)
7. Sebastian's Unholy Flesh (2020)
8. Dante's Shadow of Sin (2021)
With a relentless commitment to his craft, Dakota Ray continues to captivate audiences and expand the boundaries of independent cinema.
