Trauma, or Monsters All

About This Movie

Trauma, or Monsters All dives deep into a shared universe of horror crafted by Larry Fessenden. It’s fascinating how it stitches together themes of isolation, monstrosity, and the human condition, drawing connections between his earlier works. The pacing leans into atmospheric dread, and you can expect the classic practical effects that Fessenden is known for, which really elevate the creature design. The performances are gritty and raw, capturing that sense of helplessness against the monstrous forces that lurk just beneath the surface. It's not just a sequel; it feels like a culmination of ideas he’s been exploring for decades.

Currently, there’s limited information on this title due to its unknown release year and director. If it follows Fessenden's prior films, collectors will likely appreciate the continuity in themes and style. Given the niche nature of his work, scarcity could drive interest, especially among fans of independent horror cinema. Keep an eye out for any special editions or festival screenings, as those may become sought after.