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In celebration of the Maestro,
please enjoy a Tale from Beyond the Pale reading featuring 
long-time Glass Eye thespian and Poe enthusiast John Speredakos
with Fessenden providing sax orchestrations

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Fessenden’s DEPRAVED: “A Tough Tale Of Trauma Focuses
On The Grim World That Its Prometheus Awakens In”

From CBR: Larry Fessenden has become a major name in independent horror and 2019’s Depraved is one of his strongest endeavors. Depraved repurposes the Frankenstein myth into an uncomfortable tale of PTSD. Henry, a former army medic, remains haunted by the deaths that he saw in the war. He tries to cope with this through the creation of new life.

Henry’s creation of Adam turns into a successful therapeutic exercise, but Adam’s cognizance becomes a growing concern. Henry worries if it’s right to bring new life into such a broken world. Depraved is a thought-provoking film that teases the idea that living may ultimately be more torture than death.

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Jeremy Pope in good company with Austin Butler, Colin Farrell, Brendan Fraser, Ke Huy Quan and Adam Sandler at The Hollywood Reporter Roundtable, promoting his new film THE INSPECTION, from A24.

We knew him when he played Jerk, in Jenn Wexler’s punk-rock slasher THE RANGER.

Star-making GEP casting agent Lois Drabkin (BENEATH, THE RANGER, FOXHOLE and upcoming BLACKOUT) knows how to pick ‘em. Bringing to the Glass Eye canon an array of talents such as Jeremy Pope, Alex Hurt, Daniel Zovatto, Andi Matichak, Cody Kostro, Angus O’Brien, Joseph Castillo-Midyett, and Jonny Orsini…

Pope says: “I didn’t see a lot of representation of Black, openly gay, queer individuals in media, so I didn’t know what my way in would be. When I graduated college, went to art school, and everyone was about to audition, it was like, “Don’t let people know you’re gay. You’ve got to be this version of a Black man to be successful as an actor.” So I spent many years doing that and abandoning my truth and trying to be what they wanted me to be in the room. It was the moment when I started to love on myself, and love the evolved version of who I am, and be around collaborators and creators that are doing that, when all these things started to happen. It began in 2019, when Tarell McCraney — whom I’d met years before and who won the Oscar for Moonlight — brought his show to Broadway, which happened to be my Broadway debut. The Inspection is just an affirmation to myself of what’s possible. I think about little Jeremy, just trying to find a way in, watching George of the Jungle. You just never know. But I’m grateful that I tried and kept trying and ultimately found self-love and self-worth.”

Read the full interview HERE.

Also available to watch on YouTube

The 1990s was a golden age for horror films, with a wide range of titles that continue to be beloved by fans today. From psychological thrillers to slasher flicks, the 1990s had something for every type of horror enthusiast. Here are the top 20 must-see horror films of the 1990s.

HABIT: A broken-hearted New Yorker named Sam (Larry Fessenden) is lost in an alcoholic haze as he mourns the loss of his father and has ended his relationship with his girlfriend. He meets Anna (Meredith Snaider), a charming woman, at a party and is instantly captivated by her. Sam soon finds himself in an irregular connection with the mystery woman, and as their encounters result in more blood being spilled, Sam’s belief that he might be dating a vampire grows stronger.

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From the interview with Brendan O’Connor:

Petrified is an anthology podcast produced by Liam Geraghty and written and directed by yours truly. These are terror tales with a distinctive Irish bent – we’ve had episodes about ghost estates, parish nuns being terrorised on a pilgrimage and the twelve pubs of Christmas amongst others. There’s a bit of humour in there, but our main plan is to creep you out. Each episode is a mini radio play with some of the best actors Ireland has to offer.

While we were in the early days of planning, Liam asked me, “If you had a wish list for performers, who would you like to appear in Petrified?” I thought it was just a fun, academic question, so we didn’t hold back. I’m a huge fan of the US horror filmmaker and actor Larry Fessenden and Liam adores Cecil Baldwin, the host of the podcast Welcome to Nightvale, so my jaw dropped when a week later, Liam told me they were both in. He’d popped off and got in touch with them based on our wish list – which I thought was just a chat between friends – a perfect example of ‘you don’t ask you don’t get’. This was further evidenced when the glorious Anne Doyle herself agreed to make a cameo in an episode about moving statues across Ireland. You can’t get more iconic than that.

Petrified can be found wherever you listen to podcasts 

Read to the full interview HERE

BROOKLYN 45, the newest film by GEP Pal Ted Geoghegan,
set to World Premiere at SXSW 2023, as part of the Midnighters line-up.

Starring Anne Ramsay, Ron E. Rains, Jeremy Holm, Larry Fessenden,
Ezra Buzzington, Kristina Klebe.

Producers: Seth Caplan, Michael Paszt, Pasha Patriki, Sarah Sharp

In the months following World War II, five old military friends are talked into an impromptu séance,
which brings to troubling light each of their haunted pasts.

Deadline has the scoop

Scorsese often finds a way to publicly champion the films he loves most in a given year. “Tár” joins Ti West’s horror movie “Pearl” as one of two 2022 titles the Oscar-winning filmmaker has issued a statement of praise for. Back in September, he said “Pearl” was “so deeply disturbing” that he had trouble sleeping afterwards.

“‘Pearl’ makes for a wild, mesmerizing, deeply — and I mean deeply — disturbing 102 minutes,” Scorsese wrote in a statement. “West and his muse and creative partner Mia Goth really know how to toy with their audience… before they plunge the knife into our chests and start twisting.”

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