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S. Darko is a 2009 sequel to Donnie Darko. It is directed by Chris Fisher. S. Darko follows Samantha Darko, the younger sister of Donnie, the protagonist of Donnie Darko, and her friend Corey. On their way to California, their car breaks down, forcing them to wait in a small town until it is fixed. While there, Samantha begins to have dreams that warn her of the end of the universe.S. Darko was released straight to video on DVD and Blu-ray on May 12, 2009 in the US,[2] while in most European countries it will be released to theaters.

Samantha is devastated at Corey’s death. She sees a dress in the window of the vintage shop Jeremy’s parents own. It is the same gold ballgown she wears as Future Samantha. Jeremy sees her admiring it. She then seeks solace in Pastor John, who takes her to a movie theater and tries to teach her the ways of God. He begins to feel up her leg, so she runs away. Trudy sees this and believes that it isn’t his fault, its Samantha’s. She mentions that Pastor John’s WWJD bracelet is missing.

Justin settles down on a hill as it becomes darker, wearing his “Frank” mask. Sam falls asleep and is taken over by Future Samantha. There is a quick flash of her standing in front of the movie theater whose sign has changed from “TWELVE MONKEYS STRANGE DAYS” to “TEN SAM GET KEYYS N SAVE WORLD”. The time decreases as it becomes closer to the world’s end.

The next morning, Samantha wakes up on the hill where Justin is. He steals The Philosophy of Time Travel from her and she finds that it is written by his grandmother. He asks her to “show him how to do it” but she is puzzled at this. He tells her that he made his mask from a drawing of Donnie’s that she showed him. She becomes creeped out by this, because she does not remember telling him this, as he says. He says she told him “when she was dead”. Samantha wanders off and finds a key on a WWJD bracelet on a rock. It is the same sort of bracelet the Trudy wears and that the Pastor offered Samantha. The key opens a nearby gate and when Samantha enters, she finds a rope that leads to the body of a dead boy, Randy’s little brother. When she turns, the boy in the red pajamas is staring at her. She runs away.

She enters the Kozy Cafe and everyone applauds her. Everyone is proud that she found the bodies, although they scapegoat the deaths to Justin. He soon enters, asking Samantha to “show him how” again. A policeman soon enters and takes him in handcuffs. Samantha tries to tell them that it is not Justin’s fault, that the bracelet belonged to Trudy. Trudy slaps her, showing her her own braclet – on her arm. She looks over and sees the Pastor staring at her.

That night, Samantha returns to her motel where she is greeted by the sight of the gold ballgown, a gift from Jeremy. He asks her to wear it to see the fireworks with him. She is reluctant but he eventually convinces her. They go to a remote location and begin to watch the fireworks. Jeremy suddenly sees the incoming meteorite but she doesn’t. Jeremy becomes manic. Samantha notes that his rash has gotten worse and spread greatly. He knows that the world is going to end and he tries to kiss Samantha, who resists. He becomes angrier and angrier and eventually pushes her back roughly. Her head hits Justin’s mask that’s on the ground, a sharp horn impaling into the right side of her head.

Future Samantha, now identical to the other Samantha, visits Justin in jail. She offers him a glowing feather that has been reocurring throughout the movie. Randy tries to find her as firey parts of the meteorite fall from the sky. He finds her dead on the ground where Jeremy left her. Justin approaches and sees his mask. He picks it up and puts it on.

It is morning again, the morning after the first meteorite landing. Samantha has not died, so Future Samantha never went out to the windmill and called Justin into the future. She and Corey visit the site of the meteorite crashing. The locals are saddened as they take away Justin’s body from the site because he has been killed by the meteorite. Samantha, never having experienced any of it, decides to go back to Virginia. Corey stays with Randy.

[edit] Production

Donnie Darko’s writer and director, Richard Kelly, has stated that he has no involvement with S. Darko. He stated “To set the record straight, here’s a few facts I’d like to share with you all — I haven’t read this script. I have absolutely no involvement with this production, nor will I ever be involved.”[4] Chris Fisher, director of S. Darko, noted that he was an admirer of Kelly’s film, and that he hoped “to create a similar world of blurred fantasy and reality.”[5]

Filming for S. Darko began on May 18, 2008.[5] The crew used the high resolution digital Red One cameras. Musician Ed Harcourt signed to provide the score for the film after he read the script and loved it.[6] For inspiration he listened to electronic music like Clint Mansell’s score for Requiem for a Dream, and he hopes his score will be both “surreal and psychedelic just like the movie.”

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