The veteran indie filmmaker's latest, Blackout, hits theaters and VOD today.
If you’re a fan of indie horror, chances are you’re well familiar with the work of Larry Fessenden —both as a director and an actor . His latest movie, werewolf tale Blackout , arrives today, and io9 got a chance to ask him all about his new release, as well as his career to date. What follows is an edited and condensed version of our interview. Cheryl Eddy , io9: The most recent season of True Detective, Night Country, immediately made me think of your 2006 movie The Last Winter .
The idea is that you’re doing it out of love in order to make bigger films. Well, what if you just like the aesthetic of the little film? So it’s tough, actually... like the TV rights, the theatrical, you’d have a run, then you had the Blu-ray or DVD rights, and then you had obviously foreign , but there were more avenues with which to build your payback and get your investors their money, so they’d do it again. All of that is just, it’s literally vanished. It’s very difficult.
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