A cameo from a horror legend in Killers Of The Flower Moon makes perfect sense

After bursting on THE New York movie scene with her independent vampire tale "Habit" In THE mid 90s, Larry Fessenden has become A highly respected pillar In THE horror community. When he is not direction her own interpretations of THE Universal Monsters In movies as "Depraved" And her last werewolf movie "Blackout," Fessenden can be seen on THE other side of THE camera acting In Jimmy by Jarmusch "THE Dead Don't do it Die," Travis Stevens's “Jakob Marry" And Ted by Geoghegan the Second World War scare party “Brooklyn 45."

Fessenden Also based The independent Based in New York production outfit Glass Eye Pix that has disappeared on has help produce A pack of new horror classics including "THE Home of THE Devil" Since Ti West, THE documentary "Birth of THE Life Dead" about THE manufacturing of George A. that of Romero classic, And Adrien Garcia from Bogliano "Late Phases."

Along with Irish director Glenn McQuaid, Fessenden created THE scary audio drama series "Tales From Beyond THE Pale" that with love recreate THE macabre radio pieces of THE pass For A modern audience. On several seasons, "Tales From Beyond THE Pale" has Featured A kill of special guest voice Talent including notable names In horror such as Barbara Crampton, Joshua Leonard, A J. Bowen, And Also Tap Healy, WHO pops up towards THE END of "Killers of THE Flower Moon" as A G-Man look In THE Osage murders.

A few episodes of "Beyond THE Pale" were checked in In in front of A live audience, accompanied by live her effects And audio clues just as THE FBI radio play seen has THE END of by Scorsese sprawling new movie. Not surprisingly, Fessenden looks RIGHT has House up on scene recreate THE news radio dramas of THE time that reached their height In popularity during THE 1940s And 1950s.