Film Exclusive [updated]: Trans Dps Yes Please Devils

In the shadowy intersection of queer indie horror, high-octane action, and audacious internet-age dialogue, a new film is generating the kind of buzz that most producers can only pray to summon. Its working title? Trans DPS Yes Please . Its production banner? The notoriously boundary-pushing (known for Horns of the Heretic and Sabbath Street Fight ). And its logline? A powder keg of identity, demonology, and MMO jargon.

If you want quiet respectability, look elsewhere. But if you want a trans man with a flamethrower yelling “Roll for initiative, bitch” at a fallen angel? Then say it with us, loud enough for the back row of Hell to hear: trans dps yes please devils film exclusive

By: Margot Vane, Senior Film Correspondent Date: May 6, 2026 Exclusive for: Devils Film Underground In the shadowy intersection of queer indie horror,

In exclusive clips obtained by this outlet, the visual language is unmistakably Devilish. The film swaps traditional Hellfire for neon-drenched server rooms where imps have QR codes on their foreheads. The “DPS meter” is a literal health bar tattooed on Kai’s forearm, ticking up every time he lands a jab, a slur-reversal, or a Molotov cocktail. Its production banner

“DPS?” Kai asks, cracking his knuckles. “You want damage? I’ve been tanking hits my whole life. Let me show you what a glass cannon actually looks like.” Devils Film has built its reputation on three pillars: practical gore, queer liberation theology, and zero apologies. Trans DPS Yes Please is no exception.

Physical media collectors take note: a special “DPS Edition” 4K Blu-ray includes a playable mini-game where you can raid the Sixth Circle as Kai, with your damage output tied to real-time affirmations (yes, a microphone hears you shout “Yes, please!” to power up). In a film landscape where trans characters are still too often martyrs, sidekicks, or lessons for cis protagonists, Trans DPS Yes Please arrives like a firebomb wrapped in a controller. It’s loud, it’s messy, it’s theological nonsense in the best way—and it never, ever apologizes for existing.