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Episode 3: The Crush
Written and Directed by Glenn McQuaid.
Starring Sean Young, Matthew Stephen Huffman, John Speredakos, James Le Gros, Larry Fessenden
Performed Live • poster by Ashley Thorpe

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Film Threat: Underground NYC filmmaker Larry Fessenden had a table for his nearly 35-year-old independent film company Glass Eye Pix. Larry was in attendance to sell both his films and other independent features available through his webstore, as well as vinyl soundtracks and other odds and ends related to his career. His latest film Depraved has caused quite a stir in the horror community, and a documentary about the making of the film, Fessenden’s Depraved: Making Frankenstein in a Brooklyn Loft will premiere at Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.

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From Slant: What does a Frankenstein figure look like in 2019? According to Larry Fessenden’s Depraved, he’s a guy with war-addled, once-noble intentions set adrift by male ego and shady benefactors. He’s a white man grasping for control in a world coming apart, a cog in a machine who hasn’t broken free so much as changed the machine’s function—from that of war to that of the pharmaceutical industry. The film, Fessenden’s first feature as both writer and director since 2006’s The Last Winter, paints multiple psychological portraits that are sad, angry, and strangely beautiful. It shows us the mind of not just PTSD-afflicted field surgeon Henry (David Call), but also that of his prototypical sewn-together “monster,” Adam (Alex Breaux), and his assistant and Big Pharma bankroller, Polidori (Joshua Leonard). Throughout, the film remains firmly focused on its thesis of Frankenstein as a lens for examining modern society. Fessenden catalogues what personalities and power dynamics have shifted and what hasn’t changed at all. He diagnoses the rot of our era through these solipsistic men that pour their prejudices and their insecurities into Adam, an open book eventually read back to its authors with a violence they cultivated themselves. 

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Episode 2: In The Wind
Written and Directed by Larry Fessenden.
Starring Janet Scanlon, Sam Zimmerman, Clay McLeod Chapman, Larry Fessenden,
poster by Brian Level

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