XMovers, the Larry Fessenden-directed 144 minute epic caper flick premiered Nov 2, 1985 at Danceteria in NYC, and held an anniversary screening Nov 2 2015 at Lucy’s bar in NYC’s East Village where the movie was shot in the early 80s. XMovers was the first movie to have the Glass Eye Pix Moniker, and the company has continued to make independent films for 30 years since.
Glass Eye Pix 30th Anniversary Mini-Doc: James Felix McKenney, office manager in charge of special projects at Glass Eye Pix for over 10 years starting in 1999, is producer, writer and director of several independent genre films through his shingle Monsterpants Movies. He speaks about his time working at Fessenden’s Independent production company. Edit by Chris Skotchdolpole.
Profiling Beck Underwood, an accomplished production designer, art director, writer, and stop-motion animator who has been contributing to Glass Eye Pix since 1989. Directed and edited by Adam Barnick.
‘Tales’ creators Glenn McQuaid and Larry Fessenden detail the origins of their macabre radio dramas; the nature of working exclusively with sound; and offer a sneak peek of the episodes and creators of Season Three, including Stuart Gordon! Directed and edited by Adam Barnick
Gathering to celebrate thirty years of Glass Eye Pix independent cinema and the release of The Larry Fessenden Collection Blu-Ray set, at Posteritati (239 Centre Street). Directed and edited by Adam Barnick.
Writer/director Larry Fessenden discusses the many faces of the Wendigo in his work. Part of a new series celebrating Glass Eye Pix’s 30th Anniversary, directed and edited by Adam Barnick.
Writer/Director Larry Fessenden details the New York City of the 90’s and its locations for his groundbreaking horror film HABIT. Part of a new series celebrating Glass Eye Pix’s 30th Anniversary. Directed and edited by Adam Barnick.