Prepare to be captivated by the latest masterpiece from the mind of Larry Fessenden, the acclaimed writer-director known for his innovative contributions to independent horror cinema. “BLACKOUT,” a modern-day werewolf thriller, showcases Fessenden’s knack for crafting original and evocative tales that leave a lasting impression. With a star-studded cast including Alex Hurt, Addison Timlin, and Motell Gyn Foster, among others, this film is poised to become one of Fessenden’s most chilling and thought-provoking creations to date.
“BLACKOUT” has already garnered rave reviews across the festival circuit and signifies a momentous collaboration between Dark Sky Films and Glass Eye Pix, the powerhouse horror companies behind contemporary classics like “The House of The Devil” and “Stake Land.” This eagerly anticipated film will premiere in an exclusive one-week theatrical engagement at the IFC Center in New York City on March 13th, complete with special cast appearances and a Q&A session. Following its NYC debut, “BLACKOUT” will be available nationwide on digital platforms and VOD starting April 12th.
Official Film Synopsis: The story follows painter Charley, portrayed by Alex Hurt, who awakens in an upstate motel, seemingly having lived there for some time. As he departs, Charley bids farewell to the estranged love of his life, Sharon (Addison Timlin), and others in the small town, with a sense of manic urgency. However, Charley’s journey is halted when, after sundown, he suffers convulsions, crashes his car, and transforms into a werewolf. With no memory of his nocturnal activities, Charley becomes the center of a mystery as the tight-knit community grapples with fear, mistrust, and the realization that a monstrous force is among them.
Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Joseph Castillo-Midyett, Ella Rae Peck, Rigo Garay, and horror icon Barbara Crampton, “BLACKOUT” is a gripping tale of transformation, turmoil, and the quest for redemption within a community shaken by unexplained terror.
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With a runtime of 103 minutes, “BLACKOUT” merges the horror, thriller, and independent genres to craft a narrative that is both hauntingly familiar and refreshingly unique.
As Fessenden continues to redefine the boundaries of horror storytelling, “BLACKOUT” stands as a testament to his artistic vision and the enduring power of the genre. Don’t miss your chance to experience this thrilling addition to the world of horror cinema.
