A modern Frankenstein finds the sins of the fathers in war and commerce

One of the most exciting aspects of genre film is its ability to reinvent itself no matter how stale the trope or subgenre. All it takes is a fresh perspecti...

Genre stalwart Larry Fessenden offers a modern take on the Frankenstein story in 'Depraved.'

Indie horror maestro Larry Fessenden refashions Mary Shelley's immortal novel into a modern story of trauma and self-interest.

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Larry Fessenden updates Mary Shelley’s classic tale, “Frankenstein,” producing possibly his most coherent and visually polished work yet.

Fessenden’s prickly sense of humanism makes a considerable difference in Depraved, his engrossing take on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and maybe his best...

The film answers the question no one asked: "What if the scientists who brought the dead back to life were immature jerks?"