Luster is a relatively unknown film, an low-budget independent production about a weekend in the lives of a group of friends in the Los Angeles queer punk scene whose director Everett Lewis sought to "infuse queerness" as much as possible, mostly by casting as many non-heterosexual actors as possible. Which Norman Reedus is not. Which is probably why he plays a relatively small role in a film which is mainly about orgies, incest, crime, slavery, private investigator and punk rock. The critical reception to the film was mixed to say the least. The film is a curio, but even more so when you consider that minor role by Daryl Dixon. He doesn't even get a proper name. He's just credited as Sextools Delivery Boy, which would actually make a pretty great queer punk band name...