Larry Fessenden
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Sep 11, 2026
Adam BarnickPANELIST
So it's not...
Adam BarnickPANELIST
You know, I don't want to say too much, but I was able to see Larry Fessenden's Trauma or Monsters All.
Adam BarnickPANELIST
Ooh, okay.
Adam BarnickPANELIST
You know what, you know, glass eye picks and Larry's work means to me.
Robert GalluzzoHOST
Depraved? Is that the name of that movie? I always mess that up.
Robert GalluzzoHOST
Depraved and his most recent one, Blackout.
Robert GalluzzoHOST
So basically we have a vampire, a Frankenstein's monster, and a werewolf, but the Larry Fessenden versions.
Adam BarnickPANELIST
Yeah.
Corey CulpHOST
Yep.
Corey CulpHOST
Uh, this is produced by Larry Fessenden, who we've talked m- uh, nu- numerous times on this show about his independent horror productions, uh, performance roles, you name it.
Corey CulpHOST
Like, we talked about when we did Lycanthroctober last year, we talked about it for Late Phases.
Corey CulpHOST
Remember the old folks community with the werewolf?
Corey CulpHOST
Remember at the very end?
Joseph CulpHOST
Yes.
Corey CulpHOST
That's Larry Fessenden, and so he pr- he produced this as well.
Corey CulpHOST
He's really good at producing very low budget, East Coast kind of vibes, and this...
Sam MunsterHOST
Um, I wish I could do it more often than once a year because it's really fun.
Sam MunsterHOST
I get to see all of the people who come through the media wall, whether that's indie, um, film people that I've, like, met and now made friends with, or whether that is people like freaking Larry Fessenden, and having, like, a couple of minutes to be like, "Hey, Larry Fessenden, you're amazing.
Sam MunsterHOST
Loved your film that you're here for.
Sam MunsterHOST
You're such a cool guy." Um, or Tony Gardner, special effects maestro Tony Gardner, I got to chat to for a little bit.
GaryHOST
And we're also getting The Restoration at Grayson Manor, which is campy Gothic horror.
GaryHOST
Uh, but on top of all that we're also getting some classics as well, which, uh, something incredibly interesting is, uh, Larry Fessenden's Monster quadrilogy, which they are showing across the weekend.
GaryHOST
Uh, I believe one of those is a new film released this year, but we're also getting the first three as well.
GaryHOST
Uh, we're also getting a retrospective of short films from Brian Lonano.
Wes KnightHOST
He's going to get shooed away by the most powerful man on any studio lot lids.
Lydia PeaverHOST
Larry Fessenden.
Lydia PeaverHOST
Yeah, I love Larry Fessenden in this.
Lydia PeaverHOST
All these little tiny bit roles just in the background.
Lydia PeaverHOST
Why the hell not? Sure.
Corey CulpHOST
Which is what they do.
Corey CulpHOST
Now there, speaking of getting everything in the camera, there is actually one post-production thing in the movie, and I never knew this until Larry Fessenden, who shows up late in the movie as Craig that came in to replace Hank when Hank disappeared.
Corey CulpHOST
'Cause again he got this big fat bonus coming to him, he gotta get that job done by Monday.
Corey CulpHOST
Larry Fessenden talked about how Gordon turns, pulls the, the lobotomi- the lobotomy spike out of Josh Lucas' head-
Joseph CulpHOST
Yeah
Corey CulpHOST
... which was fucking insane how clean that was.
Ygraine Hackett-CantabranaHOST
you're too old you grew up on victoria hoop and sticks
Brad HansonHOST
the hoop and sticks and staring at the wall until a color emerges yeah i know the one uh there was some other cool stuff but very briefly uh we saw night after night josh lobo's follow-up to i trapped the devil which is a sad man in an office getting spooked by all sorts of things but it's good it's got a very j horror bend to it i really liked that uh larry fessenden was back with trauma and monsters all which is almost like his marvel end game where he takes habit depraved and blackout and combines all three of those characters into one mega movie to send off those three particular uh movie monsters or versions of movie monsters that he created he was also at the festival i saw him at a pub and i was like this is so weird i was too scared to talk to him because i'm too scared to talk to anyone uh really if i can help you i'm an incredibly shy and retiring person really
Ygraine Hackett-CantabranaHOST
So
Brad HansonHOST
I've heard.
MoodzHOST
76%.
MoodzHOST
The Larry Fessenden film.
Tyler SaucedoHOST
That's
MoodzHOST
wild.
HenryHOST
This movie, like a lot of the others and like we've talked about, is executive produced.
HenryHOST
One of the executive producers is Larry Fessenden, of course, coming back again.
HenryHOST
And in the credits, I saw that it says the activist film was directed by him.
HenryHOST
Hmm.
Jeannie NovakHOST
Louis, who's Milo's brother, played by Aaron Moten.
Jeannie NovakHOST
And then there are two... interesting cameos a hobo played by lloyd kaufman and a drunk man played by larry fessenden i'm going to go through all these people now okay so michael o'shea the transfiguration is his first feature he created a short a proof of concept short called milo it was only 10 minutes and it's pretty much the beginning of this film And I can talk about that a little bit later.
Jeannie NovakHOST
And that got him some indie funding and helped him recruit people, a crew.
Jeannie NovakHOST
But I can tell you that that was made for $5,000 in the back of a van with five people.
Jeannie NovakHOST
He's one of the three protagonists in Fallout, if you've seen it.
Jeannie NovakHOST
Going back to the cameos.
Jeannie NovakHOST
lloyd kaufman he directed cult comedy horror b movies like the toxic avenger and tromeo and juliet i'm sure everybody knows this he plays a hobo the second victim of milo's that we see he's probably been doing it for a while and then larry fessenden plays drunk man luis figured that out right away and i was like nah why would he be there
Luis LevyHOST
You know, some people, they go in the woods and they look out for Bigfoot.
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