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2011

Dec 28

FANGORIA — 2011: THE YEAR IN HORROR—SAM’S TOP TEN FILMS #6 THE INNKEEPERS

TI WEST ON WHY WE SHOULD PAY TO SEE "THE INNKEEPERS" AND INDEPENDENT FILM

noted in Fangoria

Glass Eye Pix wishes you a Happy New Year with the release of

THE INNKEEPERS

“one of the best haunted house films released within the past decade.”

On Demand December 30

official site
 

 


December 16 — Fessenden wraps on latest film by Joe Swanberg (pictured)
shot in Malibu, CA; featuring Jane Adams, Sophia Takal, Lindsay Burge, Kent Osborne and Ti West

from Alex Fitch of Electric Sheep

AINT IT COOL NEWS: TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE

GIVEAWAY CONTEST
 

The Real Haunts of The Yankee Pendler
Displayed on 'Innkeepers' Viral Website

Thursday, December 15, 2011

newsbreak on Bloody Disgusting | visit the site
 


 


 

12/8/11 — The Best Horror Movies of 2011 #1 THE INNKEEPERS

"Ti West does not fuck around. Not only is The Innkeepers the scariest movie of the year, but it’s also one of the funniest. It features the finest female performance of the year (if you weren’t already taking Sara Paxton seriously, this will make you), a script that absolutely nails what it’s like spending long hours with a close co-worker at a dead-end job, and an unfailing understanding of how to build nerve-wracking tension without overdosing on violence. It’s a brilliant, inspired film that proves better than anything else on this list that fantastic horror is indeed not dead."

Great smart list for any horror fan; fun to be #1. Also on there, YOU'RE NEXT...

read more at Horror's Not Dead

 

December 7 — THE COMEDY wraps color correct: director Rick Alverson and producer Brent Kunkle
In the room with Alverson, cinematographer Mark Schwartzbard and color timer Sam Daley at the controls.

 

FEARNET —Five Canceled Horror Series Worth Unearthing:

... I'm betting you'll share my appreciation for the episode "Skin and Bones," directed by horror auteur Larry Fessenden (Habit), which I'd rank alongside the final chapter of Trilogy of Terror as one of the scariest things ever made for television. None of the others can match it...

 

SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL NEWS

Dec 1 — Other Glass eye pals making a splash at Sundance this year:

The horror anthology found-footage movie VHS will unspool,

with contributions from Glenn McQuaid, Ti West, Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett among others...

and Glass Eye Alumn Ira Sachs will be presenting his autobiagraphically inspired

KEEP THE LIGHTS ON which was made with support from Glass Eye Pix.

30 November — Glass Eye Pix at Sundance: THE COMEDY

The Comedy / U.S.A. (Director: Rick Alverson, Screenwriters: Rick Alverson, Robert Donne, Colm O'Leary) — Indifferent even to the prospects of inheriting his father's estate, Swanson whiles away his days with a group of aging Brooklyn hipsters, engaging in small acts of recreational cruelty and pacified boredom. Cast: Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim, Kate Lyn Sheil, Alexia Rassmusen, Gregg Turkington.

produced by Mike S. Ryan and Brent Kunkle; a Grey Shack / Glass Eye Pix production

 

 

 


11/13 — STAKE LAND wins Audience Award at the Trieste Science+Fiction Film Festival
... Godfather Romero hands Mickle and Damici the prize
 

11.11.11

More love for TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE:

"BRITISH AND PROUD vividly spikes its way into your mind with
vivid imagery and sound effects. The story ends with an image scrawled
roughly into my mind that I surely won’t forget.
... THE CONFORMATION is a truly twisted tale, sort of a NIP/TUCK as seen
through the lens of Eli Roth, and not for the squeamish.
... if you’re looking for the timeless scares that feel like a trip to yesteryear,
TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE most definitely delivers."

Aint It Cool News

"Every story has a full voice cast and, so far, the two that particularly stand out for me
are Mr. Fessenden's own eerie and tragic The Hole Digger from Volume 1
and Graham Reznick's disturbing and semi-surreal The Grandfather
(starring Angus Scrimm, the terrifying Tall Man from Phantasm
in something of a departure) from Volume 3...
a powerful sense of atmosphere and dread pervades each story.
For my money, that dread, that sense of imminent and inevitable doom,
is what makes the most effective horror work."

Beyond Where You Stand

 

Bloody-Disgusting: HYPOTHERMIA Super Cool Creature Revealed
 

“Mr. Farina and Mr. Maggio bring you close to a character ...
He’s such a suggestive figure that you’re seduced even before the plot kicks in.
Mr. Maggio’s strengths here are his people ... a sense of intimacy and textured place”
Manohla Dargis, New york Times


 

11.3.11



metrodome aquires The InnKeepers for UK
 

11.1.11 — Tales from Beyond the Pale marches on...

'Tales from Beyond the Pale' Removes the Camera, Keeps the Talent"

Exclusive Look Behind the Scenes of 'Tales From Beyond the Pale'

A peak behind the scenes of MAN ON THE LEDGE with
Vincent D'Onofrio and Glass Eye regular John Speredakos

"This is some good, good stuff folks...different, fun to listen to, thought provoking and in the right frame of mind and setting, can be pretty freaky. I love the introductions from host Larry Fessenden, and the little ad breaks in between each story. This was something I really, really liked..."

Arrow in the Head

 


Shocktober
...Busy time for Glass Eye Pix...

-------------------HAPPY HALLOWEEN-------------------

“TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE most definitely delivers.”
AINT IT COOL NEWS

“THE MUST LIST: Eerie-fy your ears with this CD box set of
terror-themed audio plays boasting performers like Vincent D'Onofrio,
Ron Perlman, and horror auteur Larry Fessenden, whose
spine-tingling intros would make Vincent Price proud. Bwah-ha-ha!“
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

Radio Horror returns: Tom Ashbrook hosts an hour
with Larry Fessenden, Glenn McQuaid, Ron Perlman and Angus Scrimm
NPR

"looks backward into nostalgia while offering glimpses
of futuristic ambition... a handful of these episodes
push the state of the art to the next level."
SLATE

"top tier talent... phenomenal sound design
with each episode the talent behind the microphone is fantastic."
GUERILLA GEEK

"If you're looking for some spooky aural accompaniment
to your Halloween season this year, look no further
than TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE"
FANGORIA

"Some episodes re-create pop-culture archetypes...
Other episodes play with expectations of characters that seem familiar...
At least half the enjoyment, though, is the colorful sound design"
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

 
Interview with Larry Fessenden
In this special Halloween-themed podcast, Alex Fitch talks to three directors who have made films about man’s relationship with the land.
 

10/28/11 — CRAZY DAY FOR GLASS EYE PIX:

TALES FROM BEHIND THE PALE on NPR
HYPOTHERMIA mix is finished
THE INNKEEPERS premiers trailer and screens at Walter Reade in NYC

Fessenden performs in Barry Gifford's HOTEL ROOM trilogy

THE INNKEEPERS trailer is now on-line

At the HYPO Mix... McKenney determined to get it right....
With sound designer Graham Reznick and composer Sean Eden
 

10/28/11 — A full hour on NPR with Ron Perlman, Glenn McQuaid, Fessenden and Angus Scrimm with our host Tom Ashbrook.

Click below to listen to the show...

 

FRIDAY, 28 October — TODAY AT 11:00 AM !!

Join Larry Fessenden, Glenn McQuaid, Ron Perlman and Angus Scrimm in the studio...
 

 

 

October 26
No less than three Glass Eye Pix films featured in the list:
Modern Horror: A Handy Guide to the
Best 21st-Century Horror Movies You Probably Haven't Seen

By April Snellings
 


THE INNKEEPERS at TORONTO AFTER DARK in Toronto — Thursday 27 October

Walter Reade in New York City — Friday 28 October

Ti West interview in Toronto's AV Club
 

Guerrilla Geek says BUY Tales From Beyond The Pale
“The series has three major things going for it: The Writing, The Acting, and The Sound Design...
... with each episode the talent behind the microphone is fantastic.”
— Guerrilla Geek

 




October 23 — WINNER!!
BEST MUSICAL SCORE for THE INNKEEPERS !

JEFF GRACE
 

This Halloween ... treat yourself to something special ... Tales From Beyond The Pale CDs, Posters, Patches and T-Shirts

 

Available at the TALES STORE, amazon, itunes and audible.com.
And check out the TALES promo videos at the Glass Eye you tube channel new ones releasing all this week!!

10/20/11 — INDIEWIRE's Video of the Day: Kevin Corrigan Behind the Scenes of “Tales From Beyond the Pale”

10/17/11 — FANGORIA: Exclusive Video: Ron Perlman, Doug Jones et al tell "Tales"

 

Fessenden stars with Rob Sheridan and Megan McQuillan in '"TRICKS"

PERFORMANCE DATES
OCTOBER 27 @ 6PM
OCTOBER 27 @ 8:30PM
OCTOBER 28 @ 7PM
OCTOBER 28 @ 9:30PM
OCTOBER 29 @ 6PM (SOLD OUT)
OCTOBER 29 @ 8:30PM (SOLD OUT)

at
The Roger Smith Hotel
501 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY

 

OCTOBER 18

SATAN HATES YOU OUT ON DVD TODAY

 



Tuesday 17 October at Dixon Place, 9PM
 

Oct 16 — Glass Eye Pix has a blast at COMIC CON NYC 2011
Tales from Beyond the Pale, Satan Hates You, Creepy Christmas, Posters! Comics!
Lots of awesome Merch flew off the shelves. Lots of friends showed up to hang in booth #2733

The Glass Eye Pix Booth had all the goods... Everything is still on sale on-line.

In the Glass Eye Pix booth: Huckster Ted Geoghegan, Glenn McQuaid, Peter Phok, Graham Reznick, James Felix McKenney, Ti West, Fessenden

Fessenden and the Glass Eye boys hanging with Roger Corman. Fessenden and arch rival Lloyd Kaufman of Troma.

MAGNET RELEASING knows how to bring in the crowds: ad girl rounds up the fans for Ti West poster signing event.

Next up from Glass Eye Pix: Ti West's THE INNKEEPERS!!

GLASS EYE PIX will be at Comic Con NYC!!

Bring sacks of cash! on sale: TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE box set!!

SATAN HATES YOU DVDs advanced copies!!

Signed posters! Comics!

11 October 2011

TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE

5 CD BOX SET available now on amazon.com.

also available now: patches! T-SHIRTS! Posters!
 

10 Oct — Glass Eye Pal Beck Underwood releases music video today
"Marionette" by the country duo Cold Water Jane
Check out the "making-of" blog at beckshop.com

 

“This is a hugely entertaining series of stories that I had a really fun time with”
Anything Horror

Tales from Beyond the Pale
coming to itunes, amazon, audible.com
October 11
 

Fessenden Interview from Frightfest surfaces
 


trailer for Don Coscarelli's new flick now oline!
featuring Glass Eye Pals Angus Scrimm and Doug Jones
and a host of other lunatix!!
 

THE INNKEEPERS at Fantastic Fest
 

Friday, September 23 is FRIGHT NIGHT at 12th Annual Woodstock Film Festival

“The Innkeepers” was produced by Glass Eye Pix, a NY city company helmed by West Shokan resident Larry Fessenden

The film tells of the last two employees of the old haunted The Yankee Pedlar Hotel, which is to close its doors in the near future.

"Year after year Woodstock proves to be one of the most exciting destinations for independent film," says Ti West. "Thrilled to be back!"

"Woodstock is a very special film festival for us at Glass Eye Pix," producer Peter Phok explains. "We've been blessed to have a film at WFF almost every year since 2001 – and our tradition continues. Looking forward to sharing “The Innkeepers” our latest with the wonderful audiences of the Hudson Valley community!!" press release

"The Innkeepers," screens as part of FRIGHT NIGHT on September 23 at the Woodstock Playhouse
and again at the Rosendale Theater on 9/24 at 9pm

 

20 SEPTEMBER
Magnet Goes for Ti West’s “The Innkeepers”
The Dark Sky / Glass Eye Pix production will be released on
VOD platforms on December 30, 2011,
with a theatrical release set for early February, 2012


 

September 16 update ...

Watch the Trailer for Joe Maggio's (BITTER FEAST)

THE LAST RITES OF JOE MAY

starring Denis Farina, & opening this Fall

associate producer Larry Fessenden

 

Variety reviews Wingard's YOU'RE NEXT
out of Toronto Film Fest

There may be no great originality on display in "You're Next," the latest indie horror opus from Adam Wingard ("A Horrible Way to Die," "Pop Skull"), but there's certainly plenty of energy. Once brief preliminaries are over, this tale of a wealthy family under siege at the requisite isolated country home offers genre fans what they came for in terms of high-body-count mayhem. No doubt smelling blood -- of which there is plenty -- as well as B.O. potential, distribs were tightly circling this chiller at Toronto, with prospects of wider play than the helmer has previously scored very likely.

Featured in the flick are Glass Eye pals Larry Fessenden, Ti West, Amy Seimetz, AJ Bowen, Joe Swanberg, Kate Lyn Sheil

 


Tales from Beyond the Pale
Digital Download, individual CDs, and 5 CD Box Set
Coming this October 11

press release: 6/9/11
 

SEPT 2 — Cover for SATAN HATES YOU released!!

DVD out October 18 from DangerAfterDark

Fangoria | ShockTillYouDrop
 


TONIGHT
Thursday, September 1, 2011
8:30 p.m.

Free NYC Outdoor Movie Series: Stake Land
Tompkins Square Park, LES

 

30 August — THE INNKEEPERS takes home 4 Awards from Fright Fest!!

#2 Best Film
The Innkeepers (Ti West)

Best Director
Ti West (The Innkeepers)

Best Actress
Polly McIntosh (The Woman)/Sara Paxton (The Innkeepers)

Best Scare
The bride (The Innkeepers)

"Like a ghost from the past stepping into our frenetic age, West's film stands before us inviting comparisons to cinema’s most potent ghost stories and refusing to disappear in their long shadows. This one is a keeper: classic, in every sense."
TOTAL FILM

"If your expecting a splatterfest, this is not that kind of movie, it’s a very subtle drawn out experience, that I believe will be appreciated more in decades to come than it is now."
CINEMAROLL

"Funny, frightening and brilliantly directed with a great performance from leading lady Sara Paxton The Innkeepers was one of the highlights of the festival and well worth seeing."
LOVE HORRROR

 

 

FRIGHT FEST, FRIDAY 26 AUGUST

Fessenden with host Jamie Graham

The Empire Theater, Ti West, Andrew van den Hauten

Lucky McKee, van den Hauten, Joe Lynch and Adam Green

Next up was a real treat - the Total Film interview with director, producer and actor Larry Fessenden. We were treated to a montage of his hard to find titles, including Wendigo and The Last Winter, and the amazing Fear Itself episode Skin & Bones, with Doug Jones in all his emaciated glory. The New Yorker was a wonderful interviewee, regaling us with his amusing Guillermo del Toro impression as he recalled his failed attempt to direct The Orphanage remake. The in depth chat saw Fessenden reveal how he would use a cassette recorder to tape the audio of horror films, leading to his focus on sound as a vital tool in terror. He laughed as he recalled being a sensitive child with a comfortable upbringing who would see danger and ways to die in everything. Fantastic anecdotes included telling his own child every day could be the end of the world, and his stint filming wedding videos and shooting them using sinister, threatening camera angles. A passionate man with a genuine love of the power of horror as commentary, he calls the arrogance of humanity despicable, and compares Dick Cheney to Dr Strangelove.

Fessenden was then joined by the freshest minds in US horror, with an engaging panel consisting of Adam Green, Ti West, Joe Lynch, Lucky Mckee and Andrew van den Houten talking about the state of the American horror scene. Cue plenty of hilarious accounts of studio meetings and remakes, and Total Film's own nightmare interview with Michael Bay, who had the gall to say the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre "doesn't hold up well". Green held court, and thanked the crowd for keeping original horror alive, which was a nice touch.

link

 

Variety Announces:

Chiller on Syfy track
Cabler aims to greenlight scripted series by 2012

Chiller is looking to turn up the heat.
The NBCUniversal-owned horror cabler is beefing up production with the goal of greenlighting a scripted series by 2012 ...

... Horror hyphenate Larry Fessenden will direct and produce (through his shingle Glass Eye Pix)
the original telepic "Beneath" for the net, with an airdate in 2012.

 

Ti West, Fessenden and Guillermo del Toro
are among the "Masters" who answer the question
in Jason Zinoman's New York Times article.
 

IFC: ADAPT THIS: "Guerillas" by Brahm Revel
 

12 August

The gals at the newly rennovated Slash and Dine pay special tribute to two Glass Eye Pix flix, STAKE LAND and I SELL THE DEAD

 

Adam Wingard's YOU'RE NEXT to play at the Toronto Film Festival

Premiering at the "Midnight Madness" portion of the Toronto International Film Festival premieres is You're Next!, a fresh spin on the home invasion subgenre that reteams A Horrible Way to Die director Adam Wingard with writer Simon Barrett (Dead Birds, Red Sands).

Sharni Vinson (Bait), Nick Tucci (Undocumented, Choose), Wendy Glenn (11-11-11), AJ Bowen (House of the Devil, Hatchet II, The Signal), Joe Swanberg, Margaret Laney, Amy Seimetz, Ti West (director of The Innkeepers, House of the Devil, The Roost), Calvin Reeder (director of The Oregonian), Larry Fessenden (Glass Eye Pix producer, director of The Last Winter, Habit), Kate Lyn Sheil (Silver Bullets), and Rob Moran also star.

 

 

9 August

The wait is over!
James Felix McKenney's SATAN HATES YOU
is coming to home video
this October 10 in the UK and October 18 in the USA!

TLA Releasing will be putting out the Glass Eye Pix / Monsterpants Movie on their Danger After Dark label.
If you have a look at their past releases, you'll see we're in good company:

The DVD is already available for pre-order at Amazon UK

Press Release | Bloody Disgusting | Dread Central

 

9 August

THE INNKEEPERS takes the bronze medal for best film from Europe or the U.S.

 

8/4 — Paul Brill, 'Sunny Guy' — Video of the Day

Beck Underwood's video featured on Spinner.com
 

STAKE LAND reviews across the web...

Aug 3, DAY 2 #1 horror title on Amazon.com

AUG 2, DAY 1: #2 horror title on Amazon.com

 

AUG 2: Jim Mickle's STAKE LAND out on DVD and BluRay with tons of extras!
FANGORIA has an exclusive clip featuring makeup maestro Brian Spears
 

BIG SHINY ROBOT — INTERVIEW: ‘Stake Land’ Co-Creators Nick Damici and Jim Mickle

INDIEWIRE — “Stake Land” is a Slower, Subtler, Somber “Zombieland” with Vampires

TWITCH — INTERVIEW: STAKE LAND DIRECTOR JIM MICKLE'S TOP 13 TALES OF THE APOCALYPSE


 


 

 

July 28 — Tribeca Film has acquired North American rights
to Joe Maggio’s drama “The Last Rites of Joe May.”
The film, which centers on a hustler (Dennis Farina)
and his road to redemption, world premiered at the
Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year.

It will hit VOD and select theaters this October.

Read the press release at INDIEWIRE

 


July 28 — the cast assembles after a reading of
Barry Gifford's HOTEL ROOM, directed by Greg Skura at the Roger Smith Hotel.

Luke Leonard, Fessenden, Eric Hunt, John Harmon, Keely Kate Williams
Joey Lepage, Rob Sheridan, Jennifer Skura, Heidi Jackson

 

 

7 • 28 • 11

Ti West’s THE INNKEEPERS just added to the lineup
along with Jim Mickle’s STAKE LAND
at Glass Eye Pix's favorite North American Horror Fest
2011 FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL


 

Ti West’s THE INNKEEPERS in Philadelphia this coming weekend.
The Innkeepers (Dark Sky Films), directed by Ti West, plays Sat., July 16, 10 p.m.,
$10, Ritz at the Bourse, 400 Ranstead St., 267-765-9800 at
THE DANGER AFTER DARK Film Festival

 


11 July
FANGORIA CHAINSAW AWARDS ANNOUNCED!!
GLASS EYE PIX WELL REPRESENTED
FESSENDEN INDUCTED INTO “HALL OF FAME”

BEST LIMITED-RELEASE/DIRECT-TO-VIDEO FILM
Write-ins: I SELL THE DEAD

BEST ACTOR
James LeGros, BITTER FEAST

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Joshua Leonard, BITTER FEAST

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Write-ins: Brenda Cooney, I SELL THE DEAD

BEST SCREENPLAY
Glenn McQuaid, I SELL THE DEAD

BEST SCORE
Jeff Grace, I SELL THE DEAD

BEST MAKEUP/CREATURE FX
TIE: Robert Hall, THE CRAZIES; Brian Spears, Peter Gerner, I SELL THE DEAD

FANGORIA HALL OF FAME
This year, we induct legendary author Richard Matheson and indie filmmaker/mogul Larry Fessenden.
Congratulations to them and the rest of the winners!

 

Total Icon - Larry Fessenden

Larry Fessenden is the most underrated American filmmaker working in horror today. His four features (No Telling, Habit, Wendigo, The Last Winter) have established the 48-year-old New Yorker’s inimitable brand of low-key, naturalistic scares, and his haunting work often exhibits heartfelt ecological concerns while featuring real people in recognisable surroundings – even when his protagonists are vampires. Larry has also acted in nearly 50 films and produced 40-odd titles, including Ti West’s The Roost, The House of the Devil and, at FrightFest this year, The Innkeepers. Total Film looks forward to introducing the mysterious maven of mayhem to the FrightFest stage.

PLUS

American Horror: A Panel Discussion - Total Film and Larry Fessenden will be joined on stage by Ti West, Lucky McKee, Adam Green, Joe Lynch and Andrew van den Houten to discuss the US scare scene. This is your chance to get the inside track on where American horror is at, right here, right now!

more info

 

SATURDAY July 9 in Upstate NY

JUST DESSERTS

Featuring Larry Fessenden, Tom Laverack and Mark Ellison

Opening the show will be

Mark Donato

Playing such new songs as "Fly Mr. Dragon" and "I'm Gonna Quit Avoiding the People I Love"

Donato at 10, Desserts at 11

Market Market is a wonderfully music-friendly venue with great food. Kitchen closes at 10.
It's located at 1 Madeline Lane on Rt. 32 in Rosendale. 856-658-3164

IN GOOD COMPANY:

FREE MOVIES IN TOMPSKINS SQUARE PARK all summer long

June 30 — Raging Bull
July 7 — Coming to America
July 14 — The Warriors
July 21 — Star Trek
July 28 — Arthur
Aug. 4, — Pope of Greenwich Village
Aug. 11 — Kickass
Aug. 18 — Rosemary’s Baby
Aug. 25 — The Godfather
Sept. 1 — Stake Land
(with musical act JUST DESSERTS)

 

6 July 2011

Coming August 2: Jim Mickle's STAKE LAND on DVD and Blu-ray! Chock full of extras!

 

TWO-DISC DVD AND BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES

TWO FEATURE-LENGTH CAST AND CREW COMMENTARIES:
• Writer/Director Jim Mickle, Writer/Actor Nick Damici, Actor Connor Paolo, Producer/Actor Larry Fessenden, Producer Brent Kunkle
• Writer/Director Jim Mickle, Producers Peter Phok & Adam Folk, Director of Photography Ryan Samul, Sound Designer Graham Reznick, Composer Jeff Grace

GOING FOR THE THROAT: THE MAKING OF STAKE LAND by Eric Stanze

CHARACTER PREQUELS: 7 SHORT FILMS From Directors Larry Fessenden, Danielle Harris, Glenn McQuaid, JT Petty, Graham Reznick

VIDEO DIARIES By Jim Mickle: PRE-PRODUCTION • STORYBOARDS • VISUAL FX • POST-PRODUCTION

TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL PREMIERE AND Q&A

 

July 1 — Fessenden being honored by UK’s TOTAL FILM
at this year’s FRIGHTFEST August 26:

from the press release:

Total Film Magazine will be presenting LARRY FASSENDEN IN CONVERSATION WITH JAMIE GRAHAM, plus AMERICAN HORROR: A PANEL DISCUSSION where Larry Fessenden will be joined on stage by Ti West, Lucky McKee, Adam Green, Joe Lynch and Andrew van den Houten to discuss the US scare scene. This is your chance to get the inside track on where American horror is right now.
 

30 July — Dan Mirvish’s “Between Us” starring Julia Stiles concludes with a New York location day.
(below, left) Brent Kunke produces the day with producer Mike Ryan.

(above, right) Fessenden on set with Mirvish (right) and fellow Slamdance Founder Paul Rachman.

 

MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011

Jeff Grace: Scoring the End of the World
in Stake Land
Posted by Chris Hallock at 3:13 PM

“...I purchased the soundtrack just the other day and uploaded it to my portable listening device. Putting on the headphones, the world around me seemed to stop. The music encapsulated me to the point where I had to stop to catch my breath. After listening, I wanted to treat people better. I wanted to fight evil. I wanted to appreciate my loved ones, and rid the world of all the real world vampires that would do them harm.”

read full post at ALL THINGS HORROR

 


 

THE INNKEEPERS At the Los Angeles Film Festival

“Ti West's The Innkeepers found the perfect balance between spine tingles and belly laughs. This is the best comic horror in ages and more than anything, the film is just plain fun.”
— TWITCH

Q&A with host Doug Jones (right)

 

JULY 17 — STAKE LAND TAKES THE U.K. BY STORM!! OPENS TODAY

“…suspense, soul and even Malick-esque visual poetry at work.”
— Daily Telegraph


“…unexpectedly good vampire film.”
— The Times

“Superior and gritty vampire flick…”
— Metro

“…grisly, inventive horror…”
— The Guardian

“…the writers ring some changes with unexpected plot turns…”
— The Independent

“…taut, low-budget, high-octane shocker…”
— Daily Star



“….a sleek and stylish sheen to the action…”
— Glasgow Evening Times

“…low-key but impressively realized apocalyptic horror.”
— The Scotsman

“…the action packs a wallop…”
— Northern Echo

“…nifty horror…”
— Glasgow Herald

“…a lot more bite than the Twilight series…”
— Birmingham Post

 

THIS WEEK IN LOS ANGELES

Ti West's THE INNKEEPERS
at the L.A. Film Festival, Sunday and Wednesday — SOLD OUT!


“Hollywood” Party
hosted by LIT POST, MPI & GLASS EYE PIX
on Monday, June 20

 

The Moriarty of Gore

 

7/11

Robots, Demons, and Ice Fishing for Monsters:
An Interview with James Felix McKenney
ALLTHINGS HORROR

 

 

6/7/11

NYTimes: In Defense of the Slow and the Boring

... protests against the deep-dish and the highbrow — to use old-fashioned populist epithets of a kind you used to hear a lot in movies themselves — mask another agenda, which is a defense of the corporate status quo. For some reason it needs to be asserted, over and over again, that the primary purpose of movies is to provide entertainment, that the reason everyone goes to the movies is to have fun. Any suggestion to the contrary, and any film that dares, however modestly, to depart from the orthodoxies of escapist ideology, is met with dismissal and ridicule.

read more at NYTimes.com

 

THE CHURCH OF KURT RUSSEL
Tales from Beyond the Pale Reviews

... Hosted by Larry Fessenden and produced in conjunction with his company Glass Eye Pix, Tales from Beyond the Pale is a series of "Radio Plays for the Digital Age," as they call it. A series of 10 filmmakers/novelists wrote and directed episodes in a Tales from the Crypt manner, each telling their own story in the half hour they got. It's a wonderfully refreshing to see such an old school idea brought to life using modern talent.

Here is my rankings for the first season of Tales from Beyond the Pale:

 

24 May — NOW AVAILABLE on SCREAMWORKS RECORDS!!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SCREAMWORKS RECORDS LAUNCHES WITH THE RELEASE OF STAKE LAND

The New Division of Moviescore Media Will Be Devoted Exclusively to Music From Horror Films

(May 9, 2011- New York, NY) – Moviescore Media (www.moviescoremedia.com) is proud to announce the launch of Screamworks Records, a new division dedicated to releasing horror film music. The first release from the label will be Stake Land, composed by Jeff Grace

. . .

“In the world of film music, some of the most clever, inventive and outright exciting scores are written for horror films. Screamworks Records is our answer to that, and our aim is to reach both soundtrack aficionados and horror movie buffs with our new brand. Stake Land is a perfect choice for our first release: an acclaimed film and a great score by one of the most talented genre composers out there,” said MovieScore Media’s producer, Mikael Carlsson.

In her review of Stake Land Alissa Simon of Variety described, “Also standing out among the strong craft credits is Jeff Grace's evocative score, which incorporates spirituals and traditional folk tunes.”

. . .

The first release on the new Screamworks Record label is anything but a typical horror score. “What's disappointing is that too many people come along and make the most basic decisions and opt for quick meaningless exploitation and that's what gives horror movies a bad name,” said the film’s director/co-writer Jim Mickle. “But there's actually an incredibly loyal audience who loves every form of the genre, and who appreciate a different approach to the tools of horror filmmaking. Often times that just means looking back outside the genre for inspiration.”

Dark Sky Films presents Stake Land. Stake Land – Original Soundtrack from Screamworks Records will be available digitally and in stores on May 24, 2011. Also available from Moviescore Media are Jeff Grace’s scores for The Last Winter, I Sell the Dead, The House of the Devil, I Can See You (with Graham Reznick), Trigger Man and The Roost...

Read whole press release here

 


Fessenden cameos in
Laurent Rejto-directed BLONDIE video, Mother

 

20 May

R.I.P Don Krim, president of Kino, distributor of
TRIGGER MAN, LIBERTY KID, OLD JOY, I CAN SEE YOU
and just a coupla world classics. Thanks Don for your support and your love of cinema.

 

May 20

Jim Mickle's STAKE LAND out on video August 2!
On Blu Ray, DVD and 2 Disc special edition!!

 

18 May

AN EXCLUSIVE LOOK AT THE CANNES TEASER
FOR JAMES FELIX MCKENNEY'S HYPOTHERMIA

From our pals at TWITCH:
... Glass Eye Pix created a sales teaser for the film to be presented to distributors
at the Cannes Marche Du Film and we've been lucky enough to get our hands on it....


Low budget horror filmmaking 101: An interview with James Felix McKenney Part 1

Low Budget Horror Filmmaking 101: An Interview With Writer-Director James Felix Mckenney, Part 2

 


 

May 9


 

Monday 9 May at 7 PM EST:

Fessenden and Tom Laverack of Just Desserts on the radio

New album LOST IN LOVE now available from Sojourn Records

 

final STAKE LAND character portraits released

MISTER by Larry Fessenden

SISTER by JT Petty

 

4/30/11 — “It’s a kitchen movie”

 

NOW ON VIDEO ON DEMAND, extended in NYC
and opening in these cities...

CHICAGO
Music Box Theater
3733 N. Southport Ave
Chicago, IL 60613

LOS ANGELES
Sunset 5 Theater
8000 Sundet Blvd.
West Hollywood, 90046
PORTLAND
Cinema 21 Theater
616 NW 21st Ave
Portland Oregon 97209
SAN FRANCISCO
Roxie Theater
3117 16th Street
San Francisco, CA

L.A. Times: ‘Stake Land’ director Jim Mickle talks vampires and Americana

... The cool thing about having Larry Fessenden as a producer is that he’s also a director,
and not just a director but a very cool, very unorthodox director. So he’s always trying to find new ways of doing things...

What I found with “Stake Land” is that everyone says, “So what’s next?” and then I tell them and they say, “So it’s a straightforward genre thing?” And I say, “It’s not. It feels like one, but it’s not.” You’ll see their face sink. So many people will pass on it. They’ll say, “I wish it was more straightforward genre.” Then they’ll say, “But ‘Stake Land’ moved me. I cried.” How can you say that and then turn around and admit openly that all you want is straightforward genre?”

 

and now for something completely different dept....


New album from Just Desserts, now available on i-tunes.

 

monday 25 April

 

April 22


New York Times critics’ pick

"The American Horror Film of the Year"
—Todd Brown, TWITCH FILM

"The Mayhem is beautifully composed. The Performances are terrific"
Bruce Diones, THE NEW YORKER

"Harrowing! Puts vampires back where they belong — in your nightmares, and at your throat!"
Rex Reed, NEW YORK OBSERVER

"an ambitious hybrid, grafting the ethereal, landscape-driven, light-infused beauty and naïf narration associated with Terrence Malick
onto a tale in which struggle against supernatural forces is just one challenge of coming of age—a trope that ...
hasn’t had such a sense of balance between the fantastic and the organic since the heyday of Joss Whedon ...
thick with a distinct mood—the sadness and exhilaration of having nothing left to lose
—and the characters, in their desperation and drive, feel real.

Fessenden may be producing the best brains-before-blood horror in North America today.

Karina Longworth, THE VILLAGE VOICE

PICK OF THE WEEK
"so well done, and has such respect for the genre, its fans and its traditions,
that it far outstrips the recent competition, whether big budget or small. Decent scares and genuinely gruesome special effects,
a gritty and ominous drive-in aesthetic (provided by cinematographer Ryan Samul and production designer Daniel Kersting)
and a deceptively casual portrait of an almost-believable America in terminal decline -- what more do you want?
Horror fans will celebrate "Stake Land," and future horror-film directors should go to school on it. "

Andrew O'Hair, SALON

"Stake Land belongs to a promising subset of contemporary horror films —
including several by its co-producer Larry Fessenden, who directs socially conscious horror,
and its production company Dark Sky Films, which was responsible for
the superb retro-'80s thriller The House Of The Devil
that seem determined to press the genre beyond mere slice-and-dice."

Scott Tobias, NPR

AT THE IFC Center, 6th Avenue & 3rd Street

Tracing One Film From Inspiration to Release in The Wall Street Journal

 

Joe Maggio’s THE LAST RITES OF JOE MAY will have it’s world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival
Friday April 22, followed by screening April 23, 26, 29th.
Associate producer, Larry Fessenden

 

 


2 new STAKELAND webisodes now on-line
JEBEDIAH by Larry Fessenden
WILLIE by Danielle Harris
more to follow...

 

19 April: Stake Land in THE VILLAGE VOICE | Kelly McGillis talks with Michael Musto on Coming Out, Shame, Religion, and Vampires

 

 

Friday, April 15 — New York Times Arts and Leisure article on Glass Eye Pix

 

April 14 — trailer is live. see it here in HD


STAKE LAND
webisodes begin roll-out
BELLE by Graham Reznick
MARTIN by Glenn McQuaid
more to follow..

April 11 — and so it begins... the official poster is out...
stay tuned as our April 22 release catches on...

Britain's BIG movie Magazine features STAKE LAND spread.
Now on News Stands !


Our Most Disturbing Viral Yet Belongs To ‘Stake Land’

April 10 — Uprising Has Begun

 

April 8 4AM — Fessenden wraps as production winds down on JT Petty's HELLBENDERS

pictured with the most excellent stars Clancy Brown, Clifton Collins, Jr. and director Petty

 

April 1—3 Adrift in America: The Films of Kelly Reichardt


 

31 March — Dixon Place FEAR MONGERS event

Host Clay McLeod Chapman, Sarah Langan, 3-time Bram Stoker Award winning novelist, Fessenden,
John Amplas, star of George Romero’s Martin, and
Sam Zimmerman, contributing editor at Fangoria Magazine.

 

29 March

Director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett,
who’s previous collaboration A HORRIBLE WAY TO DIE
played to fine reviews at Toronto last Fall, team up to make

YOU’RE NEXT

A lead from STEP UP 3D, AJ Bowen, Larry Fessenden and more
make an already exciting home invasion film a bit more intriguing.

Also featuring Glass Eye pals Ti West, Amy Seimetz, Joe Swanberg, Kate Lyn Sheil...

 

HABIT selected by Guillermo del Toro to play among 19 vampire films
at this year's international Film Festival in Guadalajara, Mexico


 

march 24

Sharing the cover with the awesome Mr. Carpenter:
Glass Eye Pix FX artist Brian Spears gets a profile
in Fango #303, now on stands

 

Sunday 20 March

Fessenden in the bathroom of the Brattle Theater in Cambridge, Mass,
showing off his Chlotrudis "Career So Far" Award (a sort of wooden cat popsicle). A very good time was had by all.
Note that the wall above the urinal is adorned with a poster for the Glass Eye Pix classic The Roost.
Long live The Brattle!

 

DIXON PLACE PRESENTS Fear-Mongers: Fireside Chats about Horror Films
Hosted and Curated by Clay McLeod Chapman
Thursday, March 31, 2011, 9pm, $5

John Amplas, star of George Romero’s Martin, Day of the Dead, and Creepshow
Larry Fessenden, director/executive producer of Glass Eye Pix
Sarah Langan, 3-time Bram Stoker Award winning novelist, The Keeper and The Missing
Sam Zimmerman, contributing editor at Fangoria Magazine.

The New Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street (b/w Rivington & Delancey) NYC 10002 (212)-219-0736
www.dixonplace.org


 

March 17 — Fessenden as Detective Elrod prepares for a take
in JT Petty's HELLBENDERS, now in production

 

HABIT to play in a celebration of Vampire films during the film festival in Guadalajara, Mexico
selected for the festival by Guillermo del Toro, a long-time supporter of the film

 

3/15/11

Indie Horror Month: Adam Barnick's Top 5 Lesser Known Indie Horror Flicks


1. HABIT (1997)
I saw this film at the best or worst time, depending on how you look at it. Having recently moved to New York City after struggling to return there post-school, I lost my job and my girlfriend in the span of two weeks, as the Halloween season was rolling in. Which easily puts you in the proper headspace to meet Habit’s Sam (star/director Larry Fessenden), a charismatic NYC drunk reeling from the loss of his father and girlfriend, who’s crying out for help underneath his missing-teeth smile. Sam rebounds from his recent troubles with more alcohol, and with an enigmatic woman who has a fetish for biting and blood games, all conducted in the middle of the night... is she crazy? Is Sam crazy? Or could she really be a creature we only thought existed in movies?

Blending the realism of a Cassavetes film with the visual panache and in-camera effects of early genre filmmaking, Habit is terrific visual storytelling and a grimy 16mm portrait of an early 90’s New York City that got spit-and-polished into conformity in the 2000s. It’s a horror film that’s deeply personal, deeply sad, scary as hell at times, and an indie triumph. Fessenden won the IFP West’s ‘Someone to Watch’ award for new artists for this film, even though he’d been toiling in the independent and underground scenes in New York (including directing the disturbing, underrated animal rights horror film No Telling in 1993) since the mid-80’s. Larry’s name is certainly well-known to proper genre fans by now, but you’re missing out if you don’t hunt down this perfect, slimy little tale of loneliness and addiction, and the creepy truth that you can never really know or understand someone else’s demons; no matter if they belong to your best friend or your lover.

 

MARCH/APRIL film comment features peculiar article on Larry Fessenden's “guilty pleasures”
Cover features Glass Eye Pix pal Kelly Reichardt's MEEK’S CUTOFF. On newstands NOW.

 

“West's direction is elegant, floating the camera through the hotel as an entity itself and crafting
(along with wonderful work from Jeff Grace and Graham Reznick on score and sound as usual)
some really solid tension out of what's essentially a classical spook story ...
continues to confirm not only West's talent but the general quality of Glass Eye Pix and their eye for damn good work.”— Fangoria

“draws you in, holds your attention, and then ultimately scares the shit out of you at the last second ...
West succeeds in creating a true horror comedy - one that makes you laugh out loud and jump out of your seat ...” — Dread Central

“West shows a clear understanding of filmmaking not just in how he juggles the different kinds of suspense, but in how he casts two great people
in roles that are written so well that I’m genuinely invested in these characters by the time they’re in harm’s way ... Top notch work.” — Aint it Cool News

 

3.12.11 — WORLD PREMIERE TONIGHT AT SXSW

SXSW 2011: Horror mixes with wit in Ti West's 'The Innkeepers'
— L.A. Times

 

Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film to honor Fessenden
Sunday March 20 in Cambridge Mass

 

March 9

Glass Eye Pix First!

STAKE LAND on the cover of this month's Rue Morgue Magazine

Outstanding layout by Gary Pullin,
Glass Eye favorite and artist responsible for
TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE

... plus a nice review of Joe Maggio's BITTER FEAST:
“Delightfully disturbing, BITTER FEAST is another well-made, low-budget Glass Eye Pix movie”

 

March 4 — THE INKEEPERS poster
by HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN'S Thomas "The Dude Designs" Hodge
revealed at Aint It Cool News

 

March 3 — Shout out in Dread Central's Horror at the Oscars 2011 roundup...

... But a special silver skull goes out to The Kids Are All Right’s Jeffrey Levy-Hinte who produced one of the greatest horror films of the past decade, Larry Fessenden’s Wendigo. I hope one day to see Larry grace the stage of the Oscars to get one of his own. I know he can do it, and I hope it is for a genre film...

Feb 27

Making the Cut: A Celebration of Genre Films at the Spirit Awards

... The somewhat tricky nature of Spirit Award paperwork led to a similar nomination oddity in 1997 and 1998, though it was no less prescient when Larry Fessenden picked up the Swatch Someone to Watch Award a year before the Spirit Awards would nominate him again for Best Director - the catch is they were for both for the same film "Habit." Still, there's no argument here about acknowledging Fessenden, who has gone on to become one of the most prominent and important promoters of independent genre films, both as a director himself on films like 2006's Ron Perlman frightfest "The Last Winter," but as the chief of Glass Eye Pix, which has produced such films recently as "Bitter Feast" and "The House of the Devil," introducing the world to filmmakers like Ti West and Joe Maggio ... read more

Feb 26

GLASS EYE PIX flicks I SELL THE DEAD and BITTER FEAST pick up 5 Fangoria Chainsaw Award Nominations!

 

Feb 18

OPENING TODAY: Brad Anderson's VANISHING ON 7TH STREET

“There’s little blood here and almost no graphic violence. The movie, in fact, is clearly in the new tradition of subtle indie horrors like Larry Fessenden’s “Wendigo” and “The Last Winter” — a link bolstered by Fessenden showing up here, in a bit part.” — New Jersey Star-Ledger

“While good villains are really essential to genre pictures, Anderson and cinematographer Uta Briesewitz effectively compensate with the malevolent creeping darkness, masterfully setting the eerie mood and tone. Vanishing features a number of smart touches, including the Roanoke references and the appearance of cult horror actor-director Larry Fessenden as an ill-fated bike messenger...

... disciplined, mostly cool excursion into apocalyptic horror, Vanishing on 7th Street smartly works within its constraints. If not another Night of the Comet, it should certainly hold considerable cult appeal when it opens Friday (Feb. 18) at the Village East.” — The EpochTimes

“all the nasty, tiny jolts throughout the movie do prick the skin nicely.”
—Manohla Dargis, The New York Times

TRIVIA: Fessenden appeared in Anderson's previous films SESSION 9 and HAPPY ACCIDENTS.
Fessenden met WENDIGO director of photography Terry Stacey on the set of HAPPY ACCIDENTS.
Fessenden's VANISHING scene was a pickup shot filmed in Brooklyn NY at WENDIGO crew-member-done-good Scott Levy's Eastern Effects.
Pickup shot photographed by BITTER FEAST cinematographer Michael McDonough
One more! The scene is eeeeerily similar to Fessenden's cameo in Jim Mickle's MULBERRY STREET


 


... And while a year might be a long time to wait around to direct a remake, for Pellington, the script by Larry Fessenden (who was originally set to direct) and Guillermo del Toro, isn’t just good, it improves on the original. “I think the script’s better than original,” Pellington said. “I think the original is really good, but I didn’t have a big jones to do a remake of something. I love this script. I love this story. So that’s all I can interpret.”

It will be interesting to see how this one develops. In our interview with Fessenden last year, he said that production on the film halted because Warner Bros. “felt that they couldn’t cast the kind of A-List star they were looking for with my indie reputation.” We’re not sure Pellington is much of a step up in terms of getting a top shelf actress on board, particularly since reviews on his latest effort were not so enthusiastic. Guess we’ll have to wait and see...

 

STAKE LAND to be released in theaters APRIL 22 on IFC MIDNIGHT

 

Feb 2 — SXSW '11: First Images from 'Silver Bullets'

Hard working indie star Joe Swanberg (who you can see in A Horrible Way to Die) is continuing to peruse his directing career with Silver Bullets, his new feature that will premiere this coming March at the SXSW Film Festival.

He'll be starring alongside Jane Adams, Ti West (The Innkeepers, The House of the Devil, The Roost), Larry Fessenden (Bitter Feast, I Sell the Dead), Kate Lyn Sheil, and Horrible Way to Die co-star Amy Seimetz in a film following an actress and her filmmaker boyfriend experience turbulence in their relationship when she accepts a role in a werewolf film. Her relationship with her new director blossoms while her boyfriend spirals into a dangerous depression.

 

01/28/11

Sundance 2011: The Orphanage remake script 'better than original'

Director Mark Pellington raves about del Toro's work


In further proof that Americans don't like subtitles, the next foreign-language flick being given the Holly-haul is J A Bayona's grief-laden Spanish chiller El Orfanato (The Orphanage).

Guillermo del Toro - producer on the original - will share script duties with Larry Fessenden (director of Habit and Wendigo), while Arlington Road's Mark Pellington is on board to direct.

TF caught up with Pellington at Sundance where he's promoting his dark drama I Melt With You - he's insistent his Orphanage will be something special.

"I'm not like 'Mr remake' but this is really exciting" he bubbled, "it's the remake that Larry Fessenden and Guillermo re- wrote and then Larry dropped out and he asked me to do it."

Regardless of how we feel about remakes, the involvement of both Fessenden and del Toro is making us take notice.

"It's the same story but I felt like the script is better," said Pellington "Guillermo said he improved the things he felt were missing in the original."

In bizarre casting news The Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco is currently slated to play a character called Melinda Reed - presumably not the lead (Belén Rueda in the original) as 25-year-old Cuoco is a little young for the adoptive mother returning to the orphanage where she grew up.

We're getting chills - whether it's of terror or anticipation remains to be seen...

 

11/25/11

Beck Underwood's animated video
of the Elizabeth and the Catapult song PERFECTLY PERFECT hits the internet!!

 

 

11/13/11 — Ti West's 'The Innkeepers' to Play at South by Southwest 2011

FearNetNYTimes

 

1/13/11 — no less than 3 Gass Eye Pix productions among the top 300 horror films ever made in Fangoria's list

 

1/12/11

Top 10 Movies of the year by
Sean "The Butcher" Smithson

#1. STAKE LAND
Director Jim Mickle (who co-wrote with star Nick Damaci, this generations heir to the Throne Of Charles Bronson, thank you very much) follows up his vastly underrated Mullberry St. with an episodic road movie taking place amidst the backdrop of a vampire apocalypse. These aren't velvet clad, foppish, whinebag vamps either, these are flaky skinned monstrous mutations that border on the straight up demonic. The characters are iconic (and cliche yes, but beautifully rendered cliche's!) with "Mister" (Damici) the stoic and heroic vampire hunter, "Martin" (Connor Paolo) the boy he saves and makes his protege, Kelly McGillis in a welcome return as "Sister" the nun who winds up traveling with them, and the vastly underrated Danielle Harris (somebody give this girl an A class role in something like Black Swan please, it's time) as the pregnant "Belle" who they end up scooping up from one of the many encampments of survivors holding out against the threat of bloodsuckers. Factor in the crazy militia-like The Brotherhood, led by the insane and psychotically righteous "Jebidia Loven" (Michael Cerveris) and a kitchen sink, so to speak, here and there, and you have genre magic. This is a popcorn muncher of the highest order and I am doing the pee pee dance until I can see it again. It reminds me as well of something out of my favorite horror anthology book, Under The Fang, a multi-author collection about a world overrun by vampires. I am going to make a bold statement here now folks: Not only is Demici the new Charles Bronson, but his creative partner and director Jim Mickle? Say hello to this generations answer to John Carpenter. Stake Land has bite!

 

1/11/11

TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE season one concludes with the release of

Ashley Thorpe's THE DEMON HUNTSMAN,
directed by Glenn McQuaid.

and check out the brand new TALES website! Stay tuned for more updates

 


GLASS EYE LOVE OVER THE INTERNET:

2010: THE YEAR IN HORROR— SPECIAL GUEST AJ BOWEN'S FAVORITES OF 2010 #4 Tales from Beyond the Pale

VEGAS OUTSIDER INTERVIEWS FROM TALES DIRECTORS:

Larry Fessenden on
THE HOLE DIGGER

Paul Solet on
THE CONFORMATION

Glenn McQuaid on
TRAWLER

 

MUST SEE RON PERLMAN FLICKS:
The Last Winter: Deep in Northern Alaska an oil company’s advance team battle to establish a drilling base. But there are things that float on the breeze, and whistle in the freezing snow; things that lead to death, paranoia and monsters of the mind that could drive the most stable to the brink of madness. The man leading the expedition is Ed Pollack – portrayed of course by Ron Perlman – but is even Ron Perlman tough enough to handle this kind of isolation?

I Sell The Dead: This has to be one of the most overlooked films to see release in the last decade. It’s a supernatural little tale of two grave robbers who finally come face-to-face with the law. Sent to overhear any final statements is Father Duffy (Perlman) who blends a sympathetic visage with a sharp tongue. The combination makes for a potent marriage that marks one of Perlman’s greatest contemporary pictures.

 

BITTER FEAST

FANGORIA: A “FEAST” FOR THE SENSES
Interview with Joe Maggio

BRUTAL AS HELL
Slash & Dine – Enjoy a ‘Bitter Feast’
JT Franks & Beans (pictured right)
REVIEW


 

January 4 — BITTER FEAST is now available on DVD and VOD

“ONE OF THE BEST OF THE FEST”
—HUFFINGTON POST

“CRITIC'S PICK: Zesty fun for its actors... a sly parody...
a creepy little chamber-piece... wonderfully wicked...
Joe Maggio is a name that can be placed alongside
Fessenden protégé Ti West as one to watch out for.”
—L.A. WEEKLY

“Totally satisfying and engaging...
a special, worthwhile film... absolutely gripping.”
—HORRORSQUAD.COM

“a plea for simple, basic humanity...
well-paced, impressively performed and quietly engaging indie horror flick that's got two strong leads and a welcome sense of dark gallows humor.”
—FEARNET.COM

“fantastic sequences sprinkled with intensity...
enthralling and definitely engaging... an enjoyable snack.”
—BLOODY—DISGUSTING.COM

with special features:
Commenttary with writer/director Joe Maggio, producers Larry Fessenden , Peter Phok, Brent Kunkle and sound designer Graham Reznick
making BITTER FEAST • Joe Maggio interviews Mario Batali • Deleted Scenes & Alternate Ending • Teaser • Trailer • Feast Portraits

read the FANGORIA reviewread Mario Batali's interview in the LA. TIMESbuy at amazon.comreserve at NetFlix

 

GLASS EYE PIX is pleased to be bringing you some very cool movies this year, starting with Joe Maggio's BITTER FEAST, out on DVD 1/4/11.

The Award-winning STAKE LAND will hit the screens in March, and keep an eye out for news of the STAKE LAND webisodes...
Ti West will be releasing THE INNKEEPERS this year as well.

 


James Felix McKenney will be out with 2 flicks: the Award winning SATAN HATES YOU and the creature feature HYPOTHERMIA.

More from TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE this year — be there when we wrap up our season on 1/11/11

also in the works... JUST DESSERTS album Lost In Love out on Sojourn Records this winter.

And keep an eye out for Joe Maggio's THE LAST RITES OF JOE MAE, Ilya Chaiken's THE UNLOVABLES, and Rick Rogers' FALL,
all made in association with GLASS EYE PIX and all coming soon.

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