In the smog-choked, earthquake-ravaged ruins of Los Angeles, a grotesque new reality festers in Flying Lotus's directorial debut, a sensory assault of horror and pitch-black comedy. A bizarre epidemic of physical disfigurement and psychological decay grips the survivors, intertwining the fates of several desperate characters. Among them are individuals portrayed by Hannibal Buress, Tim Heidecker, and Zack Fox, each navigating a landscape of visceral absurdity and bodily horror, their motivations rooted in base survival, twisted desire, or the search for a fleeting connection in a world that has utterly lost its mind. As their stories collide in increasingly surreal and unsettling ways, they confront not only the grotesque transformations afflicting their bodies but also the deepest, most repulsive corners of the human psyche. This cinematic nightmare, co-written by Flying Lotus and David Firth, creates a uniquely disturbing atmosphere where suspense is laced with a corrosive humor, presenting a vision of societal collapse that is as inventively repulsive as it is darkly compelling.