Starring Alex Hurt (Bonding, Minyan, The Good Fight), Addison Timlin (Odd Thomas), Motell Gyn Foster (Marriage Story, Anya, Clickbait), Joseph Castillo-Midyett (The Endgame, The Equalizer), John Speredakos (The Mind’s Eye, Wendigo, Inside Man), Michael Buscemi (BlacKkKlansman, Blendeds) & Barbara Crampton (Reanimator, From Beyond, We Are Still Here)

Charley’s secret is he thinks he’s a werewolf.  He can’t remember the things he’s done, but the papers report random acts of violence taking place at night in this small upstate hamlet.  Now the whole town must rally to find out what is tearing it apart: mistrust, fear, or a monster that comes out at night.

“A fantastic film. The story is solid, the characters are well-realized and believable and the werewolf moments are positively brutal.”– Daily Dead

“Every aspect of Blackout — its pacing, its beautiful character work, its very specific structure — seems to gleefully abandon expectation and convention, and trusts that audiences will take this sad/funny trip crafted by a wholly original cinematic voice.” – Fangoria

“There aren’t a lot of filmmakers out there who’ve been making horror as smart and emotionally gripping as Larry Fessenden over the last several decades, and blackout shows us that he has no intention of slowing down.” – Screen Anarchy

“Larry Fessenden’s film is a work of fascinatingly conflicted, far-reaching curiosity” – Slant