Larry Fessenden, a revered figure in indie horror cinema, has just completed filming on his latest project, “Larry Fessenden’s Trauma Or, Monsters All.” This film, which serves as a sequel to his previous works “Habit,” “Depraved,” and “Blackout,” promises a unique blend of classic monsters reimagined for a contemporary audience. As Fessenden, known for his thoughtful exploration of the horror genre, steps into post-production, anticipation builds within the film community for what is described as a thrilling and thought-provoking narrative.
A Unique Monster Mash
Renowned for his innovative approach to horror, Larry Fessenden has wrapped up shooting his new film, “Larry Fessenden’s Trauma Or, Monsters All.” The director creatively interweaves characters from “Habit,” “Depraved,” and “Blackout,” offering fans a modern twist on the enduring appeal of monster stories. Fessenden himself acknowledges the ambitious nature of merging these diverse tales, reflecting his passion for the Universal Monster classics and their profound cultural impact.
Returning Faces and New Additions
The film was shot quietly over a three-month span in upstate New York. Fans will be pleased to see familiar faces, as Fessenden reprises his role as Sam from “Habit,” Alex Breaux returns as Adam from “Depraved,” and Alex Hurt takes up Charley’s character from “Blackout.” Alongside these returns, the cast is bolstered by newcomers Laëtitia Hollard and Aitana Doyle, adding fresh talent to this intriguing ensemble.
Production Under Glass Eye Pix
“Larry Fessenden’s Trauma Or, Monsters All” is produced by Fessenden, Gaby Leyner, James Felix McKenney, and Tilson Allen-Merry under the banner of Glass Eye Pix, with additional production by Stirling duBell and Chris Ingvordson. Executive production is handled by Edwin Linker, while casting was overseen by Lois Drabkin. The film’s visuals are crafted by cinematographer Sharif El Neklawy, promising a visually compelling experience in line with Fessenden’s previous works.
With this film marking his eighth directorial effort, Larry Fessenden continues to captivate audiences with his versatile talents, having also acted in over 100 films. As “Larry Fessenden’s Trauma Or, Monsters All” enters post-production, fans eagerly await its release, ready to delve into yet another of Fessenden’s masterfully unsettling worlds.
